For sale 4 cuttings of Che Seedless fruit tree, dormant, no roots, no leaves 4-6 inches long different thickness from 3/16" to 5/8".
Very easy to root. Mulberry family.

shipping cuttings wrapped in wet media, plastic, during dormancy From November 1st through March 31. Shipped in the box.
Average size of the cuttings is 6 inches in length, about 3/8inch thickness or thicker.

Zones 5b-9
For fruit production you only need one plant. It does not require pollination by male plant. In fact if you will have male plant growing in close proximity - it will pollinate female tree flowers and this will result in developing seeds in the fruits. Which is not desired for seedless che fruit production. 
Variety description: This under appreciated fruit is a relative of mulberry and fig, and is native to central China. In addition to being grown for its fruit, traditionally Che leaves were used as a secondary food source for silk worms. Self-fertile seedless female trees bear a prolific crop of maroon-red, 1/2" fruit. Ripe fruit have a sweet flavor which is often compared to that of a fig with notes of watermelon.

Site requirements: Full sun location. Che will grow in a range of soil types provided that the roots stay evenly moist throughout the heat of the summer. Deep, well drained loam is ideal.

Size at maturity: 10-30' tall, up to 25' wide, depending on pruning. Keep it pruned for a smaller size. Very fast growing.

Hardiness: USDA zones 5b-9. There are some reports of Che growing in USDA zone 5. Cooler climates may have insufficient summer heat to fully ripen the fruit.

Pests and Diseases: None observed. Birds will eat the fruit if you are late to harvest and deer may browse both the fruit and foliage. We protect young trees with a circle  of wire mesh to keep the deer away.

Payment must be received within 3 days after the auction ends, then I ship the item. Feel free to ask me any questions about this item. I am always glad to help you.

I ship Mondays or Wednesdays. Shipping with tracking number in USA.
Shipping wrapped in wet media and plastic, in the box.
International buyers contact me first. Not all countries accept plants through their borders.