Guindo
Guindo refers to a variety of cherry trees, specifically those belonging to the species Prunus cerasus, commonly known as sour cherries or tart cherries. These trees are distinct from sweet cherries (Prunus avium) and are characterized by their tart, acidic fruit, which is less commonly eaten fresh.
The fruit of the guindo tree is typically small, round, and deep red in color. Its intense
Guindo trees are deciduous and are cultivated in temperate regions worldwide. They prefer well-drained soil and
The cultivation and use of guindo have a long history, particularly in European countries like Italy, Spain,