Please see all three pictues so you know what you will receive. 

These are newly grown Lapins cherry bare root seedlings about 6 inches tall, presently. Best to grow them in a pot indoors until they establish. Then, transfer outside. It is best to place the rooted end in a jar of room temperature water (two inches from the bottom of the plant) for 12 - 24 hours after you receive them. 

Lapins will grow quickly, and tolerate a wide range of conditions. They are considered frost resistant. 

These seedlings are "standard" size trees and heirloom, NOT dwarf or semi-dwarf. They are ungrafted. Growth to 12 - 15 feet tall. Prune to keep them shorter if desired. 

Lapins cherry trees thrive in USDA hardiness zones 5 through 9. They are also known to tolerate temperatures down to -10 degrees Fahrenheit. In addition to this, they require around 400-600 hours of chilling time below 45°F (7°C) to set fruit. 

Lapins cherries are large, firm, dark red sweet cherries known for their sweet, juicy, and slightly tart flavor. They are self-fertile, meaning they don't require another cherry tree for pollination, making them a great choice for home gardeners. Lapins cherries are also known for their high yield and crack resistance. 

Appearance:

• Size: Large, averaging 2-4 centimeters in diameter.
• Shape: Cordate, round, or sometimes conical.
• Color: Dark red to almost black.
• Skin: Glossy, taut, and thin, with a vibrant ruby to crimson hue.
• Flesh: Light red, dense, semi-firm, aqueous, and plump.
• Pit: Tan pit that is easily removed. 

Flavor:

• Sweetness: Known for their sweet and juicy flavor with a hint of tartness.
• Texture: Firm with a slight crunch. 

Other Characteristics:

• Self-fertile: Produces fruit on its own.
• Hardiness: Good overall disease and crack resistance.
• Ripening Time: Mid to late season, usually late June to early July.
• Uses: Excellent for fresh eating, canning, and bakin