Barbados Cherry Trees Includes (4) Four Plants

I recently received 4 tiny, very cute, Barbados Cherry Trees, by mail. They all arrived in perfect condition, and was carefully wrapped, and watered too. I kept them for about 4 days in my kitchen window sill, so they'd get light. Yesterday, I planted 3 of the 4 trees, inside three 3-gallon containers. I kept the 4th tree in my kitchen window sill, as reserve, but plan to plant it also, possibly inside a hugh 25 gallon or more container. I plan to plant at least 2 in either front yard or back yard, along with my other tropical fruit trees. I want to also have a hugh container tree, as mentioned earlier in this comment. The leaves were all in tact, and the color was very good, green, no yellow. I had no leaves dropping either. I have a couple of pictures to show how cute they are, and the perfect condition after they arrived in the postal. The pictures in my house were taken the next day after arrival, and the 3 gallon containers pictures were taken yesterday after planting them in the containers. Enjoy the pictures! S. Florida location. UPDATE pictures taken of three Barbado trees (fourth is in front yard container) taken on July 29, 2018..It has only been two months since last picture when they were much smaller...please see upgraded pictures below (beginning fourth picture forward..there will be three of them)...originally I purchased four of them on May 19, 2018, and upon postal arrival were only about three to four inches high, now they are about twenty inches high. I will begin transplanting them from their one gallon containers when they are about three feet high.

Fast shipping-plants are small but all are still alive and growing.

I expected trees to ne sent when weather was warmer. so could repot outside - they arrived on a very cold day, completely dried out & most of the leaves off. After trying for the last several weeks to "revive" them. I need to conclude that they are deader than a door nail. Would I try again, I really don't know, especially if shipped in very cold weather.

The four mini-cherry trees looked beautiful and healthy when then arrived. After I planted them, it rained pretty hard and the weather was cold. When I looked at them a few days later, two of the trees had completely vanished, one was in poor condition (pretty limp) and only one appeared healthy and ready to grow. Nothing terrible, but a little disappointing. Thanks for the opportunity to review. .

I received the plants in a plain white box, 4 of them about 4" tall, lots of leaves wrapped in plastic paper towels, and in 2" starter pots.They were still moisture and they looked very healthy and strong after 1 week and over 10,000 miles. Now lets see how they do out of that box and lots of sun. Would do again as that was impressive.

These Barbados cherry plants were very small. They arrived well packaged and healthy. They are ready for a larger pot and a season in the greenhouse (or shade house) before being planted in a permanent location. They could be put into containers. They are well rooted. Recommend for anyone with time and patience. Good value.

Just got them -- the seedlings themselves seem healthy. However, I am really disappointed that the title of this Amazon listing says that it is for 4 plants, and the seller only sent 2. If you go into the details of the listing, they do say that they intend to send 2 plants. But it is their responsibility as the seller to make sure ALL the information is accurate. In this case, their headline is wrong and misleading. I don't feel like they meant to be dishonest, but their irresponsibility was definitely misleading.

I purchased the Barbados Cherry plants as saplings about 2-3 inches tall and now about 2-1/2 weeks later they are about 6-8 inches. I received them in a box with no damage. The seller lives in a nearby community from me and I suspect that contributed to minimum handling during shipment. The 3rd picture is a Mulberry plant that was purchased from the same seller about a week later. It too is growing healthy. After receiving the saplings, I planted them in pots that had room for them to grow and kept them in full sun and damp moist potting soil. The mulberry is in a partial shade area. I'm looking forward to these plants in about a year bearing fruit.