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Large, healthy fruiting black cherry tree, approximately 3-4 years old. About 6ft tall. Ideal for a big garden or grow in a container for the blossom. Not sure of the variety but was told it grows quite big and the fruit is good for eating.

?25 now sold stc


Please not the images of the tree where taken this week just after

the tree was dug up.The tree is in a trug of water with it being in the shade.

Thanks for all pm's.

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Hello. Is the tree dead? Just wondering as the roots are exposed to the daylight which will probably dry them out and kill the tree. It is presently awake after being dormant during the winter months? I'm interested in it if that isn't the case, if it's still available? Because they were selling for around ?8 in Lidle I'd be happy to pay ?10? Thanks

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