Combination Dwarf Cherry Tree (4 varieties)

How wide does this tree get? I see that it's self fertile, and that the main pie cherry page said it's also a good idea to plant more than one variety. Is that still true with this tree since it has more than one kind grafted? Thanks

This tree will grow roughly 12'x12' and will be fine by itself provided you lose no branches.

I thought dwarf trees were 6-7 ft tall not 12?

Generally a 6 foot tall tree would be a "mini dwarf" in most cases.

can you plant in a pot

For a time yes, but it will eventually outgrow it.

HI, What are the varieties this year? And do I need another cherry tree for a pollinizer?

This tree includes 4 of the following 6 varieties: Nugent, Montmorency, Lapins, Rainier, Black Gold and/or Hudson. If you want specific variaties we will try to fulfill requests on a best effort basis. These trees are functionally self fertile.

This Combination Dwarf cherry tree already has varieties. Do I need to buy another tree as pollinizer?

Nope! It is functionally self fertile!

How many years after planting will it produce fruit? This should be listed in every fruit tree description.

Fruit bearing is dependent on a lot of factors including: rootstock, climate, planting conditions, care during establishment, disease, pests, and pollination. Typically a tree of this age will bear fruit within 2-3 years of planting, but your mileage may vary.

The description next to the picture says: [ Grow Height: 12' (Dwarf). ] But the button on the top right of the ad says: [ Dwarf (4-5'). ] I've noticed this on a lot of the descriptions for the trees. And it's making it tough to plan my new yard, as I have limited space with several oaks and maples to work around..

The growth height is the growth height (12 feet in this case) and the shipping size is the size of the tree when shipped (4-5 feet in this case). I hope that helps!