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Bush Cherry Plant ‘Joel’ (Prunus japonica x Prunus jacquemontii)
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Bush Cherry Plant ‘Joel’ (Prunus japonica x Prunus jacquemontii)

Introducing the Bush Cherry Plant ‘Joel’, a self-fertile hybrid cherry variety perfect for adding beauty and bounty to your edible landscape. This compact, bushy plant, reaching about 4 feet tall, offers tart cherries similar to Montmorency in late summer. Its fruit is ideal for jams, pies, or creating antioxidant-rich juice. Enjoy its ornamental pink spring flowers, good disease resistance, and the reward of fruit within 2-3 years. This easy-care plant provides a productive life of approximately 20 years, making it a delightful addition to any garden.

$24.95

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Owner Satisfaction

4.2

/ 5

 

Category Rank

2554

/ 2688

#2554 in Bushes & Shrubs

Price vs Category Average

-37%

Below average

Pot Size

4

/ "

 

Who it's for

  • Exceptional Cold Tolerance
  • Compact Growth Habit
  • High Yield and Versatility

Who should skip it

  • Tart Fruit Profile
  • Susceptibility to Pests
  • Requires Cross-Pollination

Key Specs

Pot Size

4"

Grows To

4' tall by 3' wide

Ripens

Late summer (late August)

Hardiness Zone

3 through 8

Sun Requirements

Full Sun

Bloom Season

Spring

Foliage Type

Deciduous

Mature Height

48 inches

Features

  • Self-fertile hybrid cherry variety
  • Ripens late summer, avoiding frost
  • Fruit similar to Montmorency tart cherry
  • Ornamental pink spring flowers
  • Good vigor and disease resistance
  • Productive life of approximately 20 years
  • Excellent for edible landscaping
  • Starts bearing fruit in 2-3 years

What customers say

Customers highly value the 'Joel' Bush Cherry for its cold hardiness and compact size, making it ideal for smaller gardens. Reviewers consistently praise the robust packaging and the healthy, well-rooted condition of the plants upon delivery, suggesting good initial viability. The hybrid vigor and adaptability across various climates are significant selling points for experienced growers seeking reliable alternatives to standard trees. While most buyers are optimistic about its long-term potential as a unique fruit producer, some noted a slower than anticipated growth rate in the first year. Minor concerns also surfaced regarding slight variability in initial plant size impacting perceived value. Overall, satisfaction centers on its promise of resilience and suitability for diverse growing conditions.

Hayley

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