Stella Cherry
Prunus avium ‘Stella’
Description:
This self-fruitful cherry tree produces dark red, sweet cherries.
Power Line Approved: No
Min. street tree planting width: No planting along street- must be planted in a yard space.
Mature Height: 20-30 feet
Mature Spread: 15 feet
Tree Shape: Vase shaped
Where to Plant:
Must be planted in a yard space; fruit trees are not allowed as street trees in Seattle.
Leaves:
Green serrated leaves
Flowers:
Showy white flowers in spring. Good pollinator for other cherry trees.
Fruit:
Dark red, sweet cherries.
Preferred Site Conditions:
Prefers sites with full sun and moist, well-drained soils.
Potential Problems:
Generally resistant to bacterial canker, but be sure to prune in late winter to reduce chance of infestation.
Minimum Planting Distances:
- 15 feet from house or building
- 5 feet from underground utility lines
- 10 feet from power poles