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Bing Cherry Tree

Prunus avium 'Bing'

$127.46
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Tree Planting Kit
Tree Planting Kit

Getting your tree off to the right start can more than double its growth rate. Use our planting kit so your tree is ready for explosive growth.

Your planting kit includes:

  1. Tree Stake Kit to help keep your tree stable, giving roots time to grow.

  2. Breathable Tree Guard protects against gnawing mice, rabbits, deer and mowers.

  3. 2 oz of Root Rocket™ Mycorrhizal Fungi so your tree can quickly explode with new root growth.
$14.95
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Bing Cherry Tree Planting Mix

Helps your Bing Cherry Tree get established in a fraction of the time, become more drought tolerant, and grow faster. Here's how:

Beneficial Bacteria... It's like a Probiotic for your tree... creating an explosion of fine hair roots that vastly improves nutrient and water uptake.

Course Organic Compost... loosens and improves all types of soils while promoting proper pH levels. You get better drainage and moisture retention.

Microbial Fertilizers... including Sea Kelp, Yucca, and 100 other elements proven to gently feed your tree without burning the roots.

Use 1 bag of Planting Mix for each plant ordered.


Soil Contents
$6.95
-t- Root Rocket™ Fertilizer
Root Rocket™ Transplant Fertilizer

2oz. Packet

Get your new plants off to the right start by using Root Rocket™ Transplant.

This soil amendment contains 16 strains of mycorrhizal fungi, biostimulants, beneficial bacteria and Horta-Sorb® water management gel.

Simply sprinkle the product into the planting hole adjacent to the root ball when planting.

The organisms will start to work right away supplying the roots with much needed nutrition.

The specially formulated Horta-Sorb® will reduce transplant stress and aid in water retention.

APPLICATION:
1 packet per plant

Root Rocket Fertilizer
$4.95

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Growing Zones: 4-8
(hardy down to -20℉)



Growing Zones 4-8
You are in Growing Zone: 6

Mature Height:

20 ft.

Mature Width:

10-15 ft.

Sunlight:

Full Sun

Spacing:

20-30 ft.

Growth Rate:

Moderate

Drought Tolerance:

Good

Harvest Time:

June - August

Fruit Color:

Red

Year to Bear:

Fruits 1st Year!

Chill Hours:

700-800

Botanical Name:

Prunus avium 'Bing'

Does Not Ship To:

AZ, CA, ID, WA

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Delicious, Juicy, Plump Cherries

- Delicious fruit in half the time
- Adaptable to various types of soil
- Drought tolerant

Bing Cherries give you a deep red color... and they are the most popular dark cherry you can find.

You can even grow them organically... meaning no pesticides. Just pluck these delicious cherries right off the tree! Great for baking and snacking as well.

These trees are rapid growers, and give you cherries quicker than most other cherry trees.

Each tree will give you an abundance of cherries for each growing season.

Be sure to order more than one cherry tree to ensure optimal pollination... more trees mean more cherries!

Great for salads, pies, or fruit salads. So versatile... the possibilities are endless! Your cherries are ready for picking in June.

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Bing Cherry Tree Pollination


Bing Cherry Trees are not self-fertile. You will need to plant another variety to achieve fruiting. Below are the most effective pollinators we have chosen for your area...

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I just finished planting my orchard this past year. I was able to find all the different variety of trees planted fairly easy, however, when it came to finding healthier more mature Bing Cherry trees Fast Growing Trees was the place I came across to find that tree. I would of like to have found this company sooner as it would have made the investment of my time easier to planting the trees planted as I like the type of trees that where sent by fast growing trees, along with the option of the one year warranty. The trees from fast growing trees are doing well and I look forward to a bounded harvest in the future.
October 11, 2014
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Our experience with the Bing and Tartarian Cherry trees
It has been about 5 months since we received our trees in the mail. They are now planted in our backyard and started sprouting new leaves, which is great to see. I am hoping they will gain enough strength to withstand the winter

Overall, I've rated the experience was satisfactory worth 4-stars, although I would've preferred to give 3 1/2 stars, and taking off the 1 1/2 stars for the following reasons:
-- Not enough branching (I am no expert, but I was hoping for a bit more)
-- Packaging needs to be improved, as it was not sturdy enough and the stems were quite bend (as both the trees were packaged in one long box with the two pots at the other ends of the box). Despite that, I am glad that the trees took root and seem to be growing now
September 28, 2014
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Growing Zone:
4
Bought this tree last summer, planted it and was growing great. The bunnies had it for lunch over the winter so I thought it was dead, but I see some growth near the bottom. Good strong plants
January 1, 2013
Purchased
 over 5 years ago
I'm loving all the trees ordered from FGT. This tree is newly planted near my other cherry trees so the cross pollination is there, really looking forward to those wonderful ""eating"" cherries. My other cherry trees are doing well and as healthy as this tree is I'm not going to be surprised if I have cherries in the Spring
January 1, 2013
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Two Bing Trees - different outcomes
10/26/14
I'm concerned that the smaller, companion Bing Cherry I bought, lost its leaves weeks ago. The larger tree has all its leaves, just turning color a bit.

Hopefully, if it does not leaf in the spring, Fast-Growing Trees will replace it. FedEx left the trees where I couldn't see them. They were in their boxes a full VERY hot day.
October 26, 2014
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Bing cherry trees
The trees came in good condition and over winter have gotten taller. I'm in souther Georgia so had a mild winter,they both are getting ready to get leaves. Happy so far, looking forward to seing if I will get any fruit this year.
February 28, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Growing Zone:
8
bought all 3 types, bing,north star,rainier,died over the summer.plants arrived with holes in them. did some research and found that cherry trees are proned to diseases. should have did my research before buying instead of after
January 1, 2013
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
Last autumn, I ordered a new Bing Cherry tree, to replace one that had to be removed. It arrived as promised, and was planted soon thereafter. As of April 2012, it blossomed, and already has fruit emerging.
January 1, 2013
Purchased
 over 6 years ago
ordered this tree as a gift for my husband on May 1st, arrived May 30th main limb was broken most of the leaves were already yellow and has a lot of holes in it. I wish I could upload the image here. over all not a very pretty (belated) birthday presen
January 1, 2013
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
Growing well
It seems fine, putting out healthy shoots and growing strongly.
September 15, 2014
Purchased
 over 3 years ago

Planting & Care



It's Easy to Plant & Care for Your Bing Cherry Tree



Step 1: Dig Your Hole


Select a site with full to partial sun and moist or well drained soil for your Bing Cherry Tree.

First, dig each hole so that it is just shallower than the root ball and at least twice the width.

Then loosen the soil in the planting hole so the roots can easily break through.

Use your shovel or try dragging the points of a pitch fork along the sides and bottom of the hole.

Planting & Care

Step 2: Place Your Plant


Next, separate the roots of your Bing Cherry Tree gently with your fingers and position them downward in the hole.

The top of the root flare, where the roots end and the trunk begins, should be about an inch above the surrounding soil.

Then make sure the plant is exactly vertical in the hole.

To make it just right, use a level.

Step 3: Backfill Your Hole


As you backfill the hole, apply water to remove air pockets.

Remove debris like stones and grass and completely break up any dirt clumps.

Water your Bing Cherry Tree again after the transplant is complete.


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I have always wanted cherry trees. I grew up picking cherries at my grandparents house every summer. Only they grew a sour cherry. Childhood memories!
Amy H on Jul 14, 2017
Food prices going up
Nicki S on Jul 8, 2017
I have always wanted cherry trees. I grew up picking cherries at my grandparents house every summer. Only they grew a sour cherry. Childhood memories!
Amy H on Jul 14, 2017
As a child there was a bing cherry tree in our backyard. All the neighbors got at least a grocery sack full and mom would bake a few pies. So many cherries that we couldn't eat all of them Loved them
Donna K on Jul 13, 2017
Food prices going up
Nicki S on Jul 8, 2017
We are also buying a cherry tree locally, I hope yours has fruit next year.
Michelle G on Jul 5, 2017
Great addition to our yard.
William M on Jul 4, 2017
I love Bing cherries and wanted a tree in my back yard.
Christina P on Jul 1, 2017
Grow own fruits for long term food survival. Tired of going to the supermarket that drains my budget. Cherry is one of the healthy fruits for hardiness zone 8.
Jeffrey N on Jun 25, 2017
Good match for Rainier Cherry also ordered
James S on Jun 21, 2017
Super Tasty and extremely happy to find out they grow in my area.
Nathaniel C on Jun 19, 2017
Both of these varieties i really like. The dark red cherries arrived locally last week from WA and i want to see if i can grow them myself.
Derek G on Jun 13, 2017
needed to cross pollinate the Rainier Cherry Tree we purchased
Robin T on Jun 11, 2017
Shower gift
Jay Marie F on Jun 5, 2017
I am wanting to improve my trees on my property. I have too many mesquites and I am getting them removed and putting in some trees to benefit my family and my friends and improve the property itself.
Bradley S on Jun 4, 2017
I love bing cherries. I hope the trees do well in zone 4, we will find out soon enough!
Robin F on May 20, 2017
Like to have my own blessing for the Creator by taking part in His wondrous works and give more glory to Him when I see things gradually come to fruition when we faithfully do as recommended. Luke 1:37
Abera. M on May 19, 2017
for eating and snacking
Susan a on May 16, 2017
We want to harvest our own fruit and it brings us back to when we were kids, picking our own cherries from this type of tree.
Jonathan S on May 4, 2017
Fruit
Edwin F on Apr 26, 2017
I remember Bing cherries from my childhood. When I realized they could grow in my area, my mouth started watering. :-)
Randall C on Apr 24, 2017
Love cherries and they are beautiful in the spring and fall
Bryan S E on Apr 22, 2017
I chose the Bing Cherry Tree as part of a birthday gift for my husband. He plans to plant it in the orchard area along with his plum and apple trees.
Stacey J on Apr 22, 2017
love to eat Cherry fruit
Malee W on Apr 19, 2017
More införmation than some companies
Karna B on Apr 18, 2017
I ordered a Rainier Cherry Tree with you in 2014(Order id: #682359) and it has blossom twice, but it needs to be pollinate.
MARKO R on Apr 14, 2017
Wanted a good dark cherry to replace the one we lost which was around 15 yrs. old.
Kathryn H on Apr 13, 2017
Cooler climate, self pollinator, delicious.
James Hopwood 4 on Apr 9, 2017
Because it is self fertile, we love cherries, and it should grow well in our area.
Joe F on Apr 2, 2017
They sound like a good Cherry.
Steven h on Mar 29, 2017
Birthday present
Bob B on Mar 29, 2017
bought for backyard project
jen c on Mar 26, 2017
I have three Rainier
Gerald H on Mar 24, 2017
is a good pollinator for my rainier in zone 4b
chris on Mar 23, 2017
Love my cherries.
Gary C on Mar 7, 2017
Sweet fruit right off the tree.
James H on Feb 18, 2017
love cherries want to grow with out chemicals
Jean G on Feb 15, 2017
Cherries
SANDRA S on Jun 10, 2016
Love these cherries, they are really good.
sharon c on Apr 14, 2016
Family favorite
Nonot on Apr 13, 2016
Nothing better than growing your own fresh bing cherries!
Candace N on Apr 13, 2016
needed a pollinator
Samantha D on Apr 11, 2016
Have a Stella with which to cross-pollinate.
Jubal G on Apr 9, 2016
We love to pick and eat them. Can't Waite to put them in a cobbler.
Jimmy J on Apr 2, 2016
replacement for the one that died
susan on Mar 31, 2016
Nothing better than cherries in the summertime
Sahadeo S on Mar 26, 2016
Love em good for inflamation and health
Cooper B on Mar 26, 2016
wanted variety with black tartarian trees
gregory m on Mar 22, 2016
Cherry trees are beautiful and I wanted to eat them. This type seemed popular and easy to grow.
Brian J on Mar 19, 2016
I want to bring more life to my garden with these .
Avital S on Mar 15, 2016
reviews were very high
Kenneth P on Mar 12, 2016
Love all different cheery flavors and the vitamin and minerals
Norma R on Mar 10, 2016
As a child there was a bing cherry tree in our backyard. All the neighbors got at least a grocery sack full and mom would bake a few pies. So many cherries that we couldn't eat all of them Loved them
Donna K on Jul 13, 2017
We are also buying a cherry tree locally, I hope yours has fruit next year.
Michelle G on Jul 5, 2017
What kind of spraying do you have to do to keep Bing and its companion Cherry trees healthy? What do most home gardeners do about this? Is there a Cherry tree that is less suseptible to diseases?
Teija N on Jan 22, 2017
Is this tree a self pollinator, if not will 2 of the same tree work or do I need another variety in order to pollinate?
A shopper on Jun 6, 2014
BEST ANSWER: You need a 2nd cherry tree of another type for pollination. Look here: http://extension.missouri.edu/p/g6001
Why do I have very small fruit on my trees? The size of my cherries are the size of a normal cherry's pit
A shopper on Jul 7, 2014
BEST ANSWER: You might have too many cherries on your tree for your young tree to support. Remove a few of them or prune a few of the branches back. This will cause your tree to send it's energy to the remaining cherries and they'll grow larger.
If I get the 5-6 ft tree, how soon before I get fruit? (Bing cherry)
A shopper on Jun 29, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Enter an answer to this question ; Keep in mind that you need to buy another cherry tree such as a black tartarian in order for the Bing cherry tree to polinate. I bought my Bing and Black tartarian (both were 3-4 ft)and planted them as directed last summer. They are growing but I did not get any fruit this year. The bigger the trees get the more blossoms there are for the bees to polinate the trees. Your trees may produce fruit earlier since they are bigger to start with. I am hoping for fruit in the next year or two. I hope this answered your question.
Will this grow in florida?
A shopper on Jul 27, 2014
BEST ANSWER: The Bing Cherry Tree will only grow in Northern Florida. It isn't recommended outside of zone 8 in Florida.

http://www.fast-growing-trees.com/ZoneMap.htm
Will a bing cherry cross pollinate with a black tartian cherry?
Tonya E on Mar 28, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes they will cross pollinate.
What kind of plant food do you put around the tree after you have started it?
rosie on Jun 28, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I was sweetened my soil with lime and use 10-10-10 fertilizer.
i live in new england , and would like to know ideal cheery tree for this region , any suggestions ?
Van N on Jul 3, 2017
BEST ANSWER: You live in the ideal Zone all varieties are excellent there remember when first blooms in the spring spray with petroleum spray and after fruit is off spray again when they are one and two years old cover with Nets to protect the fruit
It grow north east states like Connecticut.?
Mohammed U on Apr 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The growing zones are 4-8. Click the link to look up what growing zone you are in.
http://www.fast-growing-trees.com/USDA-Plant-Hardiness-Zone-Map.htm
are these trees self pollinateing?
vernon h on Mar 26, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Bing cherry tree are not self pollinating. You can pick any of the following type as partners: supplier.

Adriana, Alba Heart, Ambrunes, Angela, Annabella, Arcina, Bailey's Early Black, Bianca di Verona, Bigarreau de Schrecken, Bigarreau Gaucher, Bigarreau Jaboulay, Bigarreau Moreau, Bigarreau Reverchon, Bing, Black Cluster, Black Eagle, Black Elton, Black Heart, Black Oliver, Black Tartarian, Bolium, Bowyer Heart, Buch, Burcombe, Burlat, Burr's Seedling, Buttners Rote, Buttners Spate Rote Knorpelkirsche, California Advance, Caroon, Castor, Celeste, Centennial, Cerise Libjejice, Colney, Cryall's Seedling, Dangler, Della Recca, Downer's Late Red, Early Birchenhayes, Early Cluster, Early Purple Gean, Early Ruby, Elton Heart, Emperor Francis, Garnet, Germersdorfer, Giant, Giorgia, Gold, Golden Boy, Golden Sweet, Goodman Gold, Governor Wood, Great Bigarreau, Hardy Giant, Hartland, Hollander, Hooker's Black, Isabella, Kansas Sweet, Karabodur, Kassin's Fruhe Herz, Katalin, Kent Bigarreau, King, Knight's Bigarreau, Kordia, Kristin, Lambert, Lapins, Lester, Linda, Longley's Black Eagle, Ludwig's Bigarreau, Luisley Early Black, Malling Black Eagle, Merchant, Merton Bounty, Merton Favourite, Merton Glory, Merton Heart, Merton Marvel, Merton Premier, Mora di Cazzano, Morello, Nalina, Namare, New Star, Noble, Noir de Meched, Noir de Schmidt, Norbury's Early Black, Norwegian, Ohio Beauty, Parkhill, Peggy Rivers, Penny, Pontiac, Preserving, Rainier, Reidern 2nd Early Black, Rockport Bigarreau, Rodmersham Seedling, Ron's Seedling, Ronald's Heart, Roundel Heart, Royal Queen, Schauenburger, Schmidt, Seabright, Seneca, Small Black, Smoky Dun, Smoky Heart, Smutts, Solymari Gombolyu, Somerset, Starking Hardy Giant, Starkrimson, Stella, Stella Compact, Strang Loggie, Strawberry Heart, Sugar Sweet, Summer Sun, Summit, Sunburst, Sutton's Purple, Sweetheart, Szomolyai Fekete, Techlovan, Tragana Edessis, Tulare, Turkish Black, Valera, Van, Victoria Black, Viscount, Viva, Waterloo, Wellington A, Wellington B, Werder's Early Black, West Midlands Bigarreau, White Heart, Windsor, Yates Seedling, North Star, Regina
Will these trees grow well in Oklahoma?
Bevky on Feb 26, 2016
BEST ANSWER: The growing zones are 4-8. Click the link to look up what growing zone you are in.
http://www.fast-growing-trees.com/USDA-Plant-Hardiness-Zone-Map.htm
how do you keep birds and chipmunks away before harvesting?
teri w on Jun 19, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The best way to keep birds and rodents like chipmunks away is with a bird net.

http://www.fast-growing-trees.com/Bird-Netting.htm
can you grow a cherry tree in a pot?
A shopper on Oct 6, 2014
BEST ANSWER: You can put a cherry tree in a pot, however, they do prefer to be in the ground.
can it grow from seeds?
A shopper on Jun 21, 2014
BEST ANSWER: I have not tried , but I would assume so. However if it is a grafted tree you will not get the same tree. As with Pecan trees you cannot "plant" a pecan from a soft shell variety and get a soft shell pecan far as I know. All soft shells are grafted trees generally grafted to native root stocks. Root stocks are chosen for hardiness and soil tolerance and the grafted stock produces the fruit desired. Trees grown form seeds as you seem to want to do may not grow as well as one having a root stock more suited to the soil or tolerable to variable soil conditions.
Do you ship to Toronto?
Peter S on May 8, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Unfortunately we only ship inside the United States.
If I get a bing and a black tartan cherry tree will they pollinate?
Veronica R on Mar 11, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the Bing Cherry and the Black Tartarian Cherry will pollinate each other.
I bought a bing cherry tree. Do I have to buy another in order to have fruit?
Kathy G on May 12, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Not sure of that. I bought two and six years later I bought another one. I do know it took six years before I got my first two cherries on either tree.
What is the best pollinator in a zone 6?
Ashley K on Apr 18, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Pollinator for a Bing is a Black Tartarian or the Rainer Cherry.
You say this tree will ship in February to zone 7 (Southern NJ), but typically in February we have frozen ground and most likely snow cover. Do they have to be planted in the middle of the Winter?
meremil on Sep 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: If the ground is still frozen or has snow we can postpone delivery for you. Call in and place an order through sales and they can assist you with a ship date. Thanks! (888)504-2001
What is the best pollinator for a bing cherry?
Nettie on Aug 15, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Hi Annette
The North Star Cherry is a great pollinator for the Bing.The best time to plant these is in the fall or early spring. We will have these in stock bare root in the fall if you are interested please contact our sales department at 1 888 504-2001 Happy Gardening
when is the best time of year to plant Bing Cherry trees?
Steve W on Jun 27, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The best time to plant your Bing Cherry is early spring or late fall, when planting outdoors.
Does a dwarf bing cherry have about the same characteristics/requirements as a full size bing cherry?
Denise R on Jun 18, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Yes, they will have the same characteristics and requirements.
I bought some Bing cherries,can I start a tree with the pits from them?
Tom C on May 31, 2015
BEST ANSWER: It is possible, however, it will take very long to start fruiting (10 years) and the fruit will not taste like a true Bing. Our trees are grafted allowing them to fruit sometimes in the first year and have that delicious Bing flavor.
What size does my dwarf bing cherry grow to and how far apart do you plant them?
Stick Man on May 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The Bing Cherry trees that we sell grow to be 20 ft tall and you would want to space them about 8 ft apart.
Can an ornamental cherry be used as a pollinator for a fruit-bearing cherry?
Rosie Y on May 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: No, you would need to have cherry such as the Black Tartarian, Barbados or the Rainier.
best time to prune a dwarf Bing and a black Tarrant cherry tree?
jane r on May 13, 2015
BEST ANSWER: A year after planting your Cherry Tree, prune your tree in the winter. Shape the tree to encourage horizontal branch growth with space between branches. Prune once a year as necessary to remove weak, drooping branches. These are usually poor fruit bearing branches and removing them will encourage positive air flow and healthy growth. Also make sure light can penetrate the center of the canopy.
Does the Mature Height and Width shown in product details reflect the dwarf size after pruning? Or will this be smaller? Wondering how big the tree will be mature.
Shelly on Apr 14, 2015
BEST ANSWER: This is a semi dwarf tree size without pruning.
will it produce fruit here in tx summer temperature over 110 ? thank
kenny on Jan 23, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The growing zones are 4-8. Clink on the link to lookup what growing zone your in. http://www.fast-growing-trees.com/USDA-Plant-Hardiness-Zone-Map.htm
I live in Montana and would like to plant a Rainier cherry tree, along with a Bing for cross-pollination. What is the best time to order these trees for planting?
New Fruiter on Jan 19, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Early Fall or early spring.
When do you plant these kind of trees in Kentucky ?
A shopper on Sep 11, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Early fall and early spring are the best times to plant.

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