What kind of lapins cherries are

1. What kind of cherry is lapins?

Lapins cherries are a medium-to-late maturing variety, also known as Lapins. They are a cherry variety bred in Canada in 1971 and released to the public in 1983. The fruit of lapins cherry is brown-red in color, slightly flat and elongated in shape, and a single fruit is relatively large, with a single fruit weight of more than 10 grams. It tastes good, sweet and sour, with moderate sweetness. In addition, Lapins cherries have a longer shelf life and can be transported by air or sea.

2. Introduction to other varieties of cherries

1. Bing: The Bing variety is commonly known as ice variety and Bingying. It is a medium-ripening cherry variety bred in the United States in 1875 and is the origin of many cherries. The fruit of this variety is round in shape, large in size and has a small core.

2. Chelan: Chelan, commonly known as Snow Orchid, is currently the mainstream variety in the United States. It is an early-maturing variety. The fruit is brown-red in color and of medium size. It is mainly shipped by air.

3. Coral: The Coral variety is commonly known as coral. Its full name is Coral Champagne, which is one of the main varieties of early-ripening air-shipped cherries in the United States. Coral's fruit is bright red, medium in size, and has a relatively short stem.

4. Earlise: commonly known as Earlise, it is a very early variety.

5. Sequoia: commonly known as redwood, it is an early-maturing variety bred in 2000. It is native to the United States. This variety is bright red in color, round in shape, and has off-white flesh.