Stella Cherry Tree Live Plant, Self Fertile Sweet Cherry, Dark Red Juicy Fruit, White Spring Blossoms, 2–3 Feet Tall

Enjoy beautiful spring blossoms and homegrown sweet cherries with this Stella cherry tree. Developed in British Columbia, Canada, Stella is a notable sweet cherry cultivar recognized as one of the first named self-fertile sweet cherries. It has also received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

Its compact growth habit makes it an appealing choice for smaller gardens, while its delicious dark red cherries are wonderful for fresh eating, baking, and seasonal treats.

Plant Details

• Variety: Stella Cherry

• Plant type: Sweet cherry fruit tree

• Shipping height: Approximately 2–3 feet tall

• Shipping: Ships in a nursery pot

• Pollination: Self-fertile; one tree can produce fruit without a second cherry variety

• Growth habit: Compact, suitable for smaller gardens

• Recognition: Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit

Flowers & Fruit

• Spring flowers: Beautiful white blossoms

• Fruit color: Dark red

• Fruit: Juicy, sweet cherries

• Fruit quality: Known for resistance to splitting and cracking

• Harvest: Timing varies with local climate and growing conditions

Growing & Garden Appeal

Stella is a lovely option for gardeners interested in growing sweet cherries in a smaller space. Its spring flowers add seasonal beauty, followed by flavorful fruit. The blossoms and fruit may also attract birds.

The tree can begin fruiting in approximately 1–4 years under suitable growing conditions, although timing varies with plant age, establishment, and care.

Shipping & Plant Care

• You will receive one live Stella cherry tree.

• The plant is approximately 2–3 feet tall when shipped.

• It ships in a nursery pot.

• Carefully unpack after delivery and allow the tree time to acclimate.

• Some leaf changes may occur during transit.

• Flowers and fruit are not guaranteed upon arrival.

Please Note: Natural variations in tree shape, foliage, and size are normal. The listed height is the approximate shipping size, not the mature size.