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Bloom Duration | Short and Bold (2-3 weeks) |
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Light Requirements | Full Sun (more than six hours of sun) |
Product Size | 7 Gallon Pot |
Tree categories | Fruit |
Tree Max Size | Very Small (Max Height Less than 15 Feet) |
$169.99
Experience the delicious taste of cherries all year long with the 4-in-1 cherry tree from Platt Hill Nursery. This remarkable tree features four different types of vibrant cherries harvested at different times of the year, ensuring that you can enjoy a bountiful harvest of fresh, ripe cherries whenever your heart desires.
What makes the 4-in-1 cherry tree so unique is that it’s self-pollinating and has staggered harvests, which means you’ll not only grow more cherries than a traditional cherry tree but also have the convenience of being able to enjoy your cherries at different times throughout the year.
Perfect for narrow yards and tight spaces, the 4-in-1 cherry tree can grow up to 15-20 feet tall and wide, making it an ideal choice for anyone to grow confidently and have a bountiful supply of cherries to enjoy all year long.
So why settle for just one type of cherry when you can have four? Plant a 4-in-1 cherry tree from Platt Hill Nursery today and experience the joys of a delicious and bountiful harvest of cherries!
Visit our Bloomingdale, IL or Carpentersville, IL stores for local pickup!
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