Wholesale sweet cherry saplings, on Gisela 5 and 6.

What buyers usually ask first.

• How do I order sweet cherry saplings wholesale from the nursery?

  Send a request with quantities, cultivars, and the pickup window you need. The trade desk confirms availability against the stock table, reserves the lot, and sends an invoice. The minimum order is 6,000 saplings and can combine cultivars.
• Which rootstocks are the sweet cherries on?

  Semi-dwarf Gisela 5 and Gisela 6. Samba is on Gisela 6 only; the other four cultivars are on both rootstocks. Stock per rootstock is shown in the table.
• Which sweet cherry cultivars are available for fall 2026 and spring 2027?

  Lapins, Summit, Ferrovia, Samba, and Sweet Lorenz — 28,400 saplings in total as of 9 October 2026. The largest line is Lapins on Gisela 6 at 7,500. Stock changes as lots are reserved.
• Can I mix sweet cherry cultivars in one lot?

  Yes. The 6,000-sapling minimum can be assembled from any combination with a per-cultivar MOQ of 250. Placing self-fertile Lapins in the block as a pollinator is a common choice.
• How much is a sweet cherry sapling and what is included?

  A sweet cherry sapling is RUB 800 including VAT — one price for every cultivar and both rootstocks. The price covers the sapling, hand grading, labeling, root packing, and loading onto your truck. Delivery is not included — pickup is from the nursery yard. Payment: 30% on signing, the balance 10 days before pickup.
• When can I pick up the saplings and how does pickup work?

  Lifting windows are October–November and March–April. The lot is staged, labeled, and packed in advance. At the grading yard near Stavropol (Sunzha) we load saplings into your vehicle or your carrier — by appointment.
• What documents come with each lot?

  A supply contract, invoice, cultivar specification, hand-over act, and a phytosanitary certificate for the lot. Additional region-specific documents are prepared on request.