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Dwarf Fruit Cocktail Tree
Dwarf Fruit Cocktail Tree
Pick 6 delicious varieties from this unusual tree! Plant our Fruit Cocktail Tree when you don't have room for an orchard. Pick nectarines, peaches, plums, and apricots all from the same tree. Harvest bushels of fruit. Have plenty for jams, jellies, canning, eating fresh and freezing. Self-pollinating and grows about 10 feet tall. Reach fruit from this little one tree orchard standing right on the ground. And the first bushel of fruit will pay for the tree. Blossoms in spring -- fruit in fall. In spring your tree will be loaded with an abundance of blossoms. A spectacular sight for the whole neighborhood to enjoy. This is pretty enough to plant as a specimen tree right in your front yard. We send one 2'-3' tree.
Includes: Early Blue Plum, Garden State Nectarine, Contender Peach, Sure Crop Nectarine, Red June Plum, Moorpark Apricot. Rootstock is Lovell.
Includes: Early Blue Plum, Garden State Nectarine, Contender Peach, Sure Crop Nectarine, Red June Plum, Moorpark Apricot. Rootstock is Lovell.
- Hardiness Zones 5-8
- Light Required Full Sun
- Spread 10 feet
- Height 10 feet
We ship this item in Spring
sku: 74432
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Product Details
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Botanical Name :
Prunus -
Zones:
5-8 -
Colors :
Pink, Purple, Red, Yellow -
Light Required :
Full Sun -
Spread :
10 feet -
Offer Size :
24"+ Bareroot -
Height :
10 feet
Shipping Information
Plants will be shipped at the proper planting time for your area of the country using the shipping timeframes outlined below. We continually monitor weather conditions for extreme hot or cold and adjust shipping schedules as needed. Due to hot weather conditions, we are unable to ship most plant items in July and August.
| Fruit Trees | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zones | First Ship Date | Last Ship Date | |||||||
| 3A-4B | 3/27/2023 | 6/2/2023 | |||||||
| 5A | 3/13/2023 | 6/2/2023 | |||||||
| 5B-6B | 2/27/2023 | 6/2/2023 | |||||||
| 7A-7B | 2/6/2023 | 6/2/2023 | |||||||
| 8A-10B | 2/6/2023 | 5/12/2023 | |||||||
Customer Reviews
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So far so good
Jul 4, 2022 | By Linden Renek
So fare so good. From a stick, it flourishing. I read what can happen in the future, but that comes with the territory.
Excellent!
Jun 14, 2022 | By A. Gardner
My first fruit cocktail tree showed up and grew well but only one graft had taken. Contacted Burgess and they replaced it with a new tree. The second tree was fabulous. Right out of the box, all 5 grafts were already growing. Great root system. And larger than the first tree. I have bought several plants and trees from Burgess and overall, I am extremely pleased with their product and especially their service.
Will order again. Great root structure.
Jun 8, 2022 | By A. Gardner
Normally I would wait to review my order but I ordered one of these and when it finally arrived, only 1 graft was viable. The tree itself was hardy for its size and had well established roots. I was impressed overall and hoped the other grafts would take. They did not. I suspect the damage to the tree came from a delay by Fedex. It wouldn't be the first time.
When I contacted Burgess customer service, they replaced the tree and it was shipped within 24 hours of the reorder. For this reason alone, I am giving them 5 stars. Even if Fedex kills this one too. Burgess has great deals on some very healthy plants. Their trees aren't huge. You get what you pay for. If you are a patient person or on a budget, Burgess will pay off for you big time if you properly care for the plant(s). If you can't delay gratification, use a different company and expect to pay a lot more. I do both. I buy big trees and small from various companies. Burgess usually surprises me.
Heavy producer
May 27, 2022 | By Mark Zarazinski
We had a Dwarf Fruit Cocktail Tree at our last address & though we didn't get a variety of fruit, in one particular year we picked 30 lbs. of the best plums with minimal care.
Hoping to get similar results this year.
So far so good
May 25, 2022 | By Bob Embling
I got two of these in early April and watered them several times a week and they are fully leafed out on most if not all grafts. I am optimistic.
Give these trees a chance
May 22, 2022 | By Michelle Sitzes
When I received the tree, it was dormant. Guys, they aren't dead though. I planted it. And faithfully watered it. And around a month later when it started really warming up it came to life. There's leaves all over it. And it's forming branches. I bought these trees at my last home and the same scenario and it grew really fast.I wish I could submit a picture. My only regret is that I didn't order 2
I have branches!
May 15, 2022 | By April Koontz
Roots were a little dry upon arrival. I soaked the roots for about 24 hours and planted. Watered 2x a day for about a week then every rainless day. Tree is looking good! Almost all grafting nubs have sprouted. Looking forward to seeing what it produces.
Tree received.
May 8, 2022 | By Sharon Heivilin
I received my fruit cocktail tree, stem with grafted buds. It is dormant. I immediatley put in water and will update when the tree puts out leaves.
Two Years and No Bloom
May 7, 2022 | By LORI E TAYLOR
I planted my 'Twig' two years ago and even though it is thriving; it's grown considerably and looks great leaf-wise, there still hasn't been the first bloom on it. I wonder, how long does it take to bloom and bear the first fruit for the first time?
Be prepared to wait for years...
May 2, 2022 | By Carolyn Hill
Our first tree did not bud or thrive and we returned it for a replacement, which was handled well by Burgess and I have no complaint about their customer service.
The second tree took root and grew, but it's been about 4 years in zone 8 and we're only now seeing a few flowers on the peach side... nothing but leaves on the other branches. I understand this type of grafted tree can be a problem to maintain, and read that one fruit will dominate and steal nutrients from the other areas, so it may be a nice concept, but in reality, I'd say expect low performance out of a high maintenance plant. You won't likely get 5 different types of fruit, which may explain why there is a drawing of the tree posted in the catalog and not a picture of a tree in full production mode. Prune it regularly to give any fruit that does show up plenty of room to develop. Water deeply 1x/week, but keep ground moist in hottest days of Summer. fertilize 3x/yr
Fruity science
Apr 19, 2022 | By Brian Markey
I planted this bizarre tree recently. I ordered 2 of these and when they were delivered to me I was quick to plant.
When you order this tree expect a 'dormant stick' with roots. In order to survive the shipping process, the nursery puts these trees in a deep sleep. Up until now, 5 stars. If it never grows, I'll update accordingly.
