Potted Mini Fruit Tree Cherry, Ideal for Small Gardens & Patios, High Yielding, Producing Tasty Edible Fruit in Summer, 1 x Prunus (Cherry) Sylvia Plant in a 9cm Pot by Thompson & Morgan

Very good little tree, grows very well

I ordered this in spring, it arrived as not much more than a stick with a couple of tiny branches but even though I was slow to transplant it and even slower to put it outside it is still growing, it had blossom on soon after it had arrived but due to my laziness the blossom fell off as I carried the tree outside. I've not really taken very good care of my tree because life has kind of got in the way a bit but it appears to be looking after itself really well, I'm pretty sure it would have given a small crop of cherries in it's first year if I'd taken more care and I really look forward to finding out how they taste next year. It was really well packaged and protected for delivery and I intend buying more small trees from this company as soon as I start to get more free time, my aim is to have a mini orchard on my patio.

I am going to buy all my patio fruit trees and other fruit and veg products from here, because they are reliable and what they say about their products is true. I bought two tree's in March, one was missing and the Seller sent me a replacement one straight away. They are flowering already, can't wait to taste the fruit 😋

It came as a stick with buds and a few roots. It had red wax on the stick. A few weeks later, there is a lot of healthy growth growing from below the wax but not the buds on the stick above the wax. I'm not sure if that's what's meant to happen or not. I don't entirely understand how gafting works or what the Prunus Sylvia Cherry was gafted on but I'm happy to wait and see what happens next.

Planted this and it did not grow. When I checked the plant the roots graft was very weak, not grated properly only 1 very thin root. Binned it

Goring lovely

Excellent late delivery but have to receive.

Didn't realise this was a grafted plant. The graft tape/wax peeled off so the tree split at the graft point. The bottom half has leaves but now a big spike and may be may not be a cherry. Top half sheered off completely, I have repotted it in the hope it may grow. It's not clear this is a graft