Sweet Treat Pluerry Tree, Live Fruit Tree, 3–4 Ft Tall, 3 Gallon Pot, Sweet Cherry Plum Hybrid, Low Chill 200–300 Hours
Sweet Treat Pluerry Tree, Live Fruit Tree, 3–4 Ft Tall, 3 Gallon Pot, Sweet Cherry Plum Hybrid, Low Chill 200–300 Hours
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Bring a unique fruit tree to your home orchard with the Sweet Treat Pluerry, a delicious interspecific hybrid developed by Zaiger. This taste-test favorite combines the sweetness of a cherry with the refreshing, summery zing of a plum.
Growing 3–4 feet tall and shipped in a 3-gallon pot, this precocious and productive fruit tree offers both flavorful fruit and ornamental appeal. Its colorful fruit makes an attractive display while hanging on the tree for over a month.
Sweet Treat Pluerry Features
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Plant height: Approximately 3–4 feet
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Shipping size: 3-gallon pot
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Fruit type: Plum-cherry hybrid (pluerry)
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Flavor: Sweet cherry-like sweetness with a fresh plum zing
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Fruit size: Larger than a cherry, slightly smaller than a plum
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Harvest season: Peak ripeness around the end of July
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Fruit display: Colorful fruit can remain on the tree for over a month
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Chill requirement: Approximately 200–300 chill hours
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Breeder: Zaiger
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Patent: US Plant Patent No. 23,796
Pollination Requirements
Sweet Treat Pluerry is pollinated by compatible varieties including:
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Santa Rosa plum
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Burgundy plum
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Flavor King Pluot®
For fruit production, plant a compatible pollinator nearby.
A Fruit Tree with Ornamental Appeal
Sweet Treat is a wonderful choice for gardeners who want something a little different in their home orchard. Its colorful fruit, enjoyable sweet-tart flavor, and productive growth make it an appealing addition to a backyard fruit garden.
Shipping & Plant Information
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You will receive one live Sweet Treat Pluerry tree.
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Plant measures approximately 3–4 feet tall.
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Ships in a 3-gallon nursery pot.
Please Note: Plants are living products, so natural variations in height, branching, foliage, and appearance are normal. Minor leaf drop or stress may occur during shipping. Unpack your plant promptly upon arrival and allow it time to acclimate to its new environment.
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