Fruit Cocktail Tree

I live in northern Ohio, about three miles from Lake Erie, and purchased a multi-grafted fruit cocktail tree last year. After planting, I watered it regularly and applied mulch, caring for it very attentively. Initially, the tree did not appear to be thriving, and by winter most of the leaves had fallen, which was a bit concerning. However, with the arrival of spring, I was delighted to see new growth on all three grafted varieties. Even more exciting, the peach portion of the tree is already producing small peaches—and it’s only May 1st! As a beginner gardener, I appreciate that this tree is self-fertile, meaning it does not require another tree for pollination, which makes it especially easy to maintain. I’ve returned to the website to learn about next steps and plan to apply a slow-release fertilizer. I am extremely pleased with this purchase. It’s a unique and rewarding addition to my yard, and it’s already drawing compliments. I would highly recommend this tree to anyone—whether experienced or new to gardening—who wants something both beautiful and productive.

I was skeptical about mail order tree but it came fast and in excellent condition.

I am soooo surprised and Loving this tree!! I bought the extra warranty because I live in the panhandle of TX. 3 months of 100+. So far so good. It actually has 3 different fruit starting! I purchased 2 and Both r doing great. Plan on buying more next spring.

We planted both of our trees in the Fall in zone 6a. They flowered this Spring and are filled with lots of little fruits! I'm not even sure if we're supposed to leave this many on a young tree? I'm very happy with them since they have been through some bad storms. One tree's main branch cracked in the wind and it is still growing well and producing fruit. We will see how much fruit matures, but so far, so good!