Cherry Combination Tree

$159.99
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The Cherry Combination Tree is a living celebration of summer, offering a stunning variety of textures and colours in a single, space-saving plant. In early spring, it transforms into a breathtaking cloud of soft pink and white blossoms that perfume the air. As the season matures, its branches become laden with a multi-coloured jewel box of fruit—vibrant scarlet, deep mahogany-black, and sun-kissed yellow cherries all ripening at once. It’s an eye-catching focal point that brings the charm of a full orchard to even the smallest garden.

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Plant Details

Difficulty:

Medium

Zone:

5-9

Watering:

Medium to High

Years To Bear:

2–5

Plant Type:

Fruit Tree

Light:

Full Sun

Plant Profile

Common Names:

Combination Cherry, 3-in-1 Cherry, 4-in-1 Cherry, Cherry Jubilee Tree, Multi-Graft Cherry.

Scientific Name:

Prunus avium (Sweet) / Prunus cerasus (Tart) hybrid grafts

Growth Details:

  • Mature Size: 12–18 feet tall and 10–15 feet wide (semi-dwarf).
  • Growth Habit: Upright and spreading canopy.
  • Form: Deciduous fruit tree.
  • Growth Rate: Fast (up to 3 feet per year).
  • Longevity: 20–40 years. 

Features:

Space-saving design, attracts pollinators (bees/butterflies), extended harvest period, high ornamental value.

Environmental Needs:

  • Exposure: Full Sun.
  • Soil Preferences: Fertile, deep, well-drained loamy soil.
  • Soil Tolerance: Slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.0–7.0).
  • Watering: Regular deep watering during the first growing season and dry spells.

Plant Care

Care:

  • Light Requirements: Requires full sun (at least 6–8 hours daily) for high-quality fruit production and to prevent fungal issues.
  • Moisture Requirements: Needs consistently moist, well-drained soil. Avoid waterlogged conditions which can lead to root rot.
  • Maintenance: Balanced pruning is vital; ensure more vigorous grafts do not outgrow slower-growing ones. Prune in late winter while dormant.
  • Fertilization: Apply a low-nitrogen fertilizer (like 5-10-10) in early spring before blossoms emerge. 

Tips For Success:

  • Pruning: Keep the least vigorous graft facing the sun and prune back the stronger grafts to maintain symmetry.
  • Bird Protection: Use wildlife-safe netting as fruit ripens to prevent birds from claiming the harvest.
  • Staking: Provide support for young trees to ensure straight growth and stability during heavy fruit set.

Planting Considerations:

  • Best Time To Plant: Early spring or late fall.
  • Spacing: 12–15 feet apart.
  • Location Tips: Ensure good air circulation and avoid "frost pockets" that can damage early spring blossoms.

Fruit Profile

Size:

Medium to Large.

Colour:

A mix of red, dark purple-black, and yellow/blush.

Texture:

Firm and meaty (Sweet) to soft and juicy (Tart).

Flavour:

A diverse range from sugary-sweet to tangy-tart.

Harvest Time:

Extended harvest from early summer to mid-summer.

Pollination Requirements:

Self-pollinating; the multiple varieties on one tree provide their own cross-pollination.