The standard Bing cherry typically grows to a height of about 35′ and a spread about 25′ at maturity. The dwarf variety grows to a height of 12–15′ with a spread of about 12–15′.

How fast does a Bing cherry tree grow?

They grow at a medium rate of 13-24 inches per year.

Are Bing cherry trees hard to grow?

Most cherries require 1,000 hours of chill winter temperatures, hard to come by in Southern California. … Deep, sandy loam also is best, though cherries will grow in rocky or poor soils as long as there is adequate overall drainage.