Sweet & Sour Cherry Collection – 3 Trees — a balanced collection of two sweet cherry varieties and one sour cherry variety, combining large sweet fruits, pleasant tartness, and different ripening times. The set is suitable for creating a diverse stone fruit orchard and will allow you to harvest throughout a significant part of the summer.

Sweet Cherry "Sunburst"​ is a new promising variety bred in Canada. The variety is characterized by large, transportable fruits and a late ripening period; harvest maturity occurs in early July. The tree is medium-sized, reaching a height of up to 4.5 meters, with a spreading, dense crown. The recommended planting scheme is 4.5 × 4.5 meters. It begins bearing fruit in the 3rd-4th year. The fruits are dark red, large, with an average weight of about 10 grams, and have a round-heart shape. The flesh is fleshy, juicy, sweet, with an excellent dessert taste.

Sweet Cherry "Lapins"​ is a self-fertile Canadian sweet cherry variety of medium-late ripening. Fruits ripen by the third decade of June. "Lapins" cherry fruits are dark red, oval-shaped, with an average weight of 8-10 grams, not prone to cracking with excess moisture. The flesh is pink, juicy, with a pronounced, rich, sweet and sour taste. The tree is vigorous, therefore requires mandatory pruning of branches within the first two years after planting. The crown has a slightly raised spherical shape of medium density, with a small number of upward-growing shoots. The variety is resistant to frost and diseases such as coccomycosis and clasterosporiosis, and is a good pollinator for other varieties.

Sour Cherry "Morel"​ is a hybrid sour cherry variety of late ripening, harvest from the third decade of July to the first decade of August. The main feature is disease resistance and excellent frost resistance. The variety was bred in Greece. The tree is compact, does not take up much space, reaches 2.5–3 meters in height. It begins bearing fruit in the 3rd-4th year. Large dark red fruits, with an average weight of 7–8 grams, round in shape. The flesh is burgundy, sweet, juicy, with a pleasant dessert taste. Average yield: up to 35 kg of berries from one tree. Planting "Morello" cherry seedlings should be done in sunny areas; it grows well in loamy soils. Planting scheme for trees in rows: the recommended distance between seedlings is 3–4 meters, and between rows — from 3 to 5 meters depending on the harvesting method.