Suriname Cherry Plants

I have a few Suriname cherry plants available in one gallon pots ready to be potted up planted in the ground. What I've found from this variety is that they do tend to actually make darker sweeter fruit than the typical Suriname cherry plants used to grow as hedges and the flesh is a bit bigger too so this is kind of one of the exceptionally good "cherries" you can grow here in central and south Florida without a whole lot of care but obviously if you mulch around them and fertilize them well they should grow out pretty good. They're not super green right now but it's because of the cold weather we had as of recently so they should start to green up once the rain starts to kick in and the weather warms up and these seedlings start flowering and fruiting in as little as two years with proper care and the good thing is they can be in full sun and partial shade.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Plant Type

Fruit