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Fruit Cocktail (4 Varieties)

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Original price $109.99 - Original price $109.99
Original price
$109.99
$109.99 - $109.99
Current price $109.99
SKU C3984

For the first time, you can now grow cherries on a Fruit Cocktail combo tree! Enjoy at least 4 of the following 6 varieties:

Frost Peach, Puget Gold Apricot, Hardired Nectarine, Stella Cherry, Italian Prune and/or Lapins Cherry!

It is on Adare (Prunus cerasifera) interstem, which makes it possible to have cherries on the same tree as the others. Please provide 800-1200 chill hours to guarantee all these varieties will flower and fruit successfully.

 

USDA Zone: 5-9

Grow Height:  14' (Semi Dwarf)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: late July to mid September

Pollination: Self Fertile

Size: Semi-Dwarf (4'-5')

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • All the fruits is sweet?

    You bet!

  • How long until it bears fruit?

    If well established and cared for, within 2-3 years

  • Will the any of the fruit cocktail trees grow in zone 10a

    Your zone isn't enough information when you're asking about heat. Please contact help@raintreenursery.com with your location information.

  • Hello what are the 4 varieties of Fruit Cocktail trees can you order and how do you pick the one you want?

    Frost Peach, Puget Gold Apricot, Hardired Nectarine, Sweetheart Cherry, Italian Prune and/or Lapins Cherry are available in various combonations of 4. Please specify your preference in the order or send an email with your order number to help@raintreenursery.com with your preferences.

  • What zones can they survive and thrive?

    As listed on the product page they do well in USDA Zones 5-9. Howver that's enough information to tell you if they will thrive or even survive your climate. Please contact our horticulturist and let us know more about your area.

  • Do all fruits really grow from the same tree? It may sound crazy but if so I've never heard if this.

    They do because of a special interstem that is compatible with all of the buds.

  • Can this be kept in a pot on the patio?

    In a half wine barrel probably yes, but not forever.

  • What is the spread of the tree? 14 ft hight by what width?

    14' tall by roughly 14' wide.

Customer Reviews

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Katrina S.
WONDERFUL tree

First, when I ordered the tree I emailed with my preference for fruit combos (understanding that it may not be available) and was THRILLED to receive exactly the combination of fruits that I had hoped for. There is a favorite for everyone on there. The tree arrived in excellent condition. We planted according to the directions and it almost immediately had buds. Now the tree is fully leafed out on every branch, and there are even cherries on it already. We seriously planted this tree a few months ago. I will be purchasing more trees from this nursery.

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Karissa R.
Very excited for this tree!

The tree arrived in great shape, survived the 2 days of unseasonably blazing hot temperatures we had, and now all 4 grafts are showing signs of life. I am very happy with this one.

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L.S.
12 days later and lots of new growth!

I am very pleased with having a fruit cockatail tree that can also have cherries on it! Not only that, the cherry branch was the first one out the gate with buds and has the most growth so far and well as flowers now! WOW! I am elated that I pre-ordered two trees last year! I wish I could afford to buy a few more for my family and friends, I WILL be a repeat customer!

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Quinn D.
Great size and health!

Was impressed with the size and quality of this tree and another I received from Raintree. Even had blossoms and leafed out within a week of planting.

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Nour
Arrived in a great shape

The tree looked very healthy. I ordered it in Nov and was so excited to have it back then, but their delivery policy said that I will only get it when the weather is good for the tree. So it finally arrived in Mar, and I am so glad that they kept it their. The cold weather that hit Texas this year have killed many of my trees. Now I got my tree and very happy with it.