Sweet Cherry Trees are large and long lived, they will need space to reach maturity and are only suited to large gardens with the possible exception of the Starkrimson Cherry Tree The juicy succulent fruits are loved by many but they can only be grown in areas that receive a cool to cold winter as they will need 700 - 1400 hours of chill depending on the variety. Many species break bud and flower in early spring so they can be susceptible to late frosts and are best not planted in frosty pockets. Some varieties will require cross pollination but our varieties here at Daley's are all self fertile.
Self pollinating cherry that crops without the many chill hours required by most cherry varieties. Worth trying if you are in marginal subtropical area.
175mm | $29.00 AU | In Production | 
A large sweet red to dark red cherry. Stella is an excellent choice for backyards as it is compact, growing to about 4 x 4m. Mid - late season maturity.
175mm | $29.00 AU | In Production |
Produces firm, large, crimson red, heart shaped fruit with an excellent sweet flavour. Precocious and heavy bearing. An excellent choice for the home orchard. Used for fresh fruit, jam and preserving. Mid- to late season maturity. Suitable for small to medium gardens.
6 L Bag | $29.00 AU | In Production |
Most popular cherry rootstock, its fibous system makes it good for wet and heavy soils
Bare Root | $5.90 AU | In Production |
Large, firm, dark red with good flavour and moderately sweet, self-fertile. Requires 800-1000 hours chill for best fruit production.
175mm | $29.00 AU | In Production |
| Height | Frost tol. | Pollination req'd | Evergreen/Deciduous | Harvest period |
| 9-14 | High | No | Deciduous |
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