American Plant Exchange Cherry Tree 'Bing' – Live Fruit-Bearing Plant, 2-3 ft Tall, 5-Gallon Pot, Cold-Hardy, Juicy & Sweet Dark Red Cherries for Home Orchards, Backyard Gardens & Edible Landscapes

The **Cherry Bing Tree** (*Prunus avium ‘Bing’*) is one of the most popular and widely grown sweet cherry varieties, prized for its **large, deep red fruit with exceptionally sweet, juicy flavor**. Known for producing **abundant, high-quality cherries**, this tree is a must-have for home orchards and fruit gardens. In addition to its delicious harvest, the Bing Cherry Tree offers **beautiful spring blossoms**, creating an eye-catching display of delicate white flowers before transitioning into lush green foliage. Growing to a **mature height of 15-25 feet** with a similar spread, the Bing Cherry is ideal for **backyard orchards, edible landscapes, and larger garden spaces**. Its glossy green leaves provide shade during summer, while its striking white blossoms in spring attract **pollinators like bees and butterflies**. As fall approaches, the foliage turns shades of **yellow and gold**, adding seasonal interest even after the fruiting period. Hardy in **USDA Zones 5-9**, the Bing Cherry thrives in **full sun** and requires **well-drained, fertile soil** for optimal fruit production. While this variety is **drought-tolerant once established**, regular watering is essential during the growing season to ensure a healthy crop. Because Bing is **not self-pollinating**, it requires a compatible cherry variety, such as **Stella, Rainier, or Black Tartarian**, planted nearby to produce fruit. For best results, plant in **early spring or fall**, provide regular watering during the first year, and prune as needed to maintain an open canopy for airflow and light penetration. With its **outstanding fruit quality, ornamental beauty, and reliable harvest**, the Bing Cherry Tree is a rewarding choice for gardeners looking to enjoy homegrown cherries straight from the tree.

• Large, Juicy Cherries: Produces sweet, dark red cherries perfect for fresh eating, baking, and preserving.
• Fast-Growing & Productive: Reaches 15-25 feet tall and yields abundant fruit in late spring to early summer.
• Requires Pollinator: Needs another cherry variety like Rainier or Black Tartarian for cross-pollination and fruit production.
• Cold-Hardy & Adaptable: Thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 5-8, preferring well-drained soil and full sun.
• Beautiful Spring Blooms: Covered in fragrant white blossoms in early spring, attracting bees and other pollinators.