2 Barbados Cherry Trees Acerola 5-8 Inch

Barbados Cherry Trees bloom year-round with elegant pink flowers and yield nutritious Acerola fruit. Ideal for gardens and containers.

$49.99

Product Details
  • USDA Hardiness Zone

    9-11
  • Soil type

    Loamy or sandy soil with good drainage
  • Sunlight Exposure

    Full sun to partial shade
  • Expected Planting Period

    Spring and early summer

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    Transform Your Garden with Barbados Cherry Trees

    Barbados Cherry Trees (Acerola) are a stunning addition to any garden, featuring vibrant pink blooms and delicious tangy fruit. These 5-8 inch live plants are perfect for both tropical gardens and containers, ensuring a beautiful landscape and a healthy source of Vitamin C-rich fruit.

    Easy Care and Thriving Growth

    These dwarf cherry trees thrive in well-drained soil and prefer full sunlight, making them ideal for USDA zones 9-11. With proper care, they can mature quickly, reaching heights of 6-12 feet. Regular watering and light pruning will promote healthy growth and abundant fruit production throughout the year.

    Perfect for Small Spaces

    Barbados Cherry Trees adapt well to container gardening, making them a fantastic choice for patios and balconies. By fertilizing in spring and summer, you can ensure a productive fruiting season. Their compact size and lush green canopy add charm to any outdoor space.

    Delicious Fruit for Your Table

    Enjoy the tangy sweetness of fresh Acerola fruit, perfect for smoothies, jams, or simply snacking. These trees provide not only aesthetic appeal but also a fruitful harvest, making them a rewarding addition to your edible landscape.

    FAQs

    • How tall will the Barbados Cherry Tree grow? These trees can reach 6-12 feet tall depending on care.
    • What are the best growing zones for this tree? They thrive in USDA zones 9-11.
    • Can I grow Barbados Cherry Trees in containers? Yes, they are perfect for container gardening.
    • How often should I water the tree? Water moderately; keep soil moist but not soggy.
    • When can I expect the tree to bear fruit? With proper care, expect fruit in the tree’s second or third year.

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    2 Barbados Cherry Trees Acerola 5-8 Inch