Lapins Cherry Tree
Prunus avium 'Lapins'
Grow cherries in your own backyard with just one tree
Harvest sweet cherries throughout summer
Self-fertile, so you can get fruit with only one tree
Thrives in a wide variety of soil types
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Why Lapins Cherry Trees?
The irresistible sweetness of cherries will become a summer family tradition when you purchase the Lapins Cherry Tree. When harvest time arrives, your Lapins will produce 15 to 20 gallons of the succulent fruit.
And you’ll get this sweet-tasting harvest in just one year. Vibrant blooms in the spring then transition into a summer bounty of delectable sweet cherries after only the first year. Plus, it’s low-maintenance, thriving in a variety of soil types, tolerant temperatures down to -10 degrees and producing fruit on its own, without a pollinator.
Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better
You’ll get the Lapins Cherry Tree and all the benefits of its low-maintenance, highly productive growth because we’ve planted, monitored and shipped your tree with absolute care. We’ve grown the Lapins at our nursery and meticulously nurtured it from day one, so you get the most healthful, proven results.
We’ve done the hard work…and now, you’ll reap the rewards. Your own home-grown cherries in just one year, with a delectable summer harvest. Get your Lapins Cherry Tree before it’s gone!
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Product Details
Mature Height: | 15-20 ft. |
Mature Width: | 10-15 ft. |
Sunlight: | Full Sun |
Growth Rate: | Moderate Growing |
Harvest Time: | Spring, Summer |
Year to Bear: | Can Fruit the 1st year! |
Botanical Name: | Prunus avium 'Lapins' |
Does Not Ship To: | AZ,CA,ID,WA,OR |
Grows Well In Zones: | 5-9 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors
(hardy down to -10℉)
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Based on 207 reviews
Had some issues with shipping.
Had some issues with shipping. Trees came damaged due to shipping, but Fast Growing Trees took care ofthe problem immediatley. New shipment came and trees look beautiful!!!
So happy with this beautiful specimen!
Beautiful, healthy, TALL tree! I purchased 5-6' and that's accurate! Thank God it was an overcast, sprinkly day and thank God that I somehow knew it was delivered because Fedex left it in front of the garage and didn't even ring the doorbell. Anyway, I'm so happy with it! I planted it strategically so that, when it's tall and has a beautiful large canopy, it will block the neighbor's view into our backyard lol. Thanks, FGT!!
So far the tree is showing a lot of new growth and seems to be doing great
One of my trees was broken so you are sending me a new one. Thanks
I remain hopeful
Ordered July 17th, it shipped on the 20th, & arrived on the 22nd. We are in Houston, where summers are always in the 90s at least. Luckily we haven't had as many days with triple digits as last year. We actually had a week of rain, right when the tree arrived, which I don't think it liked. We have well drained soil but it didn't get sun for a while. It arrived very tall (I bought 5-6 ft but I think it was closer to 7ft) with 2 twigs as branches and 2-3 big leaves. The leaves were not in good condition but the instructions said that's normal. They fell off eventually. It took a while but it seems to be thriving now. My husband is the one with the green thumb and gave it lots of extra care every day. He was out there breathing on it and we fertilized it after the rain stopped. We got this awesome stuff from Moon Valley Nursery. It really does grow fast. There is visible new growth daily! The little crown at the very top (See picture) was only 1 layer and had the 2nd layer within a week. We chose Fast Growing Trees.com because Home Depot shipped a bare root tree that was just a stick. Rookie mistake; it didn't last long and already had mold on the roots. That was in May and we didn't want to miss the return deadline. After researching, though, we read that container grown trees are OK to plant any time of year, at least in Zone 9. We may not get cherries every year but this tree is still supposed to be beautiful year round.
Good so far
It’s okay, it’s not growing much but it doesn’t look like it’s dying. A few leaves with brown spots. New buds seem to be coming as well