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Duo-Kirschbaum Prunus: 'Van' + 'Bigarreau Napoléon' - WinterhartVerrckt nach Kirschen? Wir auch! Deshalb sind wir von diesem Duo Kirschbaum (Prunus avium) im Zuchttopf hin und weg. Dieser Obstbaum produziert 2 Kirschsorten an einem Baum. Und zwar die feste und dunkelrote Van. Und die se Bigarreau Napolon. Beide Kirschsorten tragen reich und bestuben einander. Wir pflanzen den Baum in unseren Garten oder in einen groen Topf auf die (Dach )Terrasse oder den Balkon. Der Obstbaum blht im Frhjahr. Dann erscheinen schne
Verrückt nach Kirschen? Wir auch! Deshalb sind wir von diesem Duo-Kirschbaum (Prunus avium) im Zuchttopf hin und weg. Dieser Obstbaum produziert 2 Kirschsorten an einem Baum. Und zwar die feste und dunkelrote ‘Van‘. Und die süße ‘Bigarreau Napoléon‘. Beide Kirschsorten tragen reich und bestäuben einander. Wir pflanzen den Baum in unseren Garten oder in einen großen Topf auf die (Dach-)Terrasse oder den Balkon. Der Obstbaum blüht im Frühjahr. Dann erscheinen schöne weiße Blüten. Im zweiten Jahr nach dem Pflanzen können Sie ab dem Sommer mit der Ernte beginnen. Beschneiden ist nicht notwendig. Der Duo-Kirschbaum gedeiht in feuchten Böden. Den Boden immer feucht halten. In trockenen Zeiträumen mehr gießen. Für ein gutes Wachstum ist ausreichend Licht erforderlich. Pflanzen Sie den Obstbaum daher in die (halb-)volle Sonne.Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 3
Indestructible?
Color: Bacon, Color: Bacon
This is after 1 week of arrgressive chewing. Not sure if it's safe for my dog.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Beloved But Beware Microplastic Chip-Offs
Color: Bacon
My doodle adores this thing and gnaws on it constantly. He has not been able to harm it, which is great. That’s the best part. Things to be aware of:
1. This is mostly molded plastic; it is a bit heavy and very hard. My dog tosses it into the air and if it lands on him, it HURTS. A lot.
2. While it’s sturdy, sharp teeth eventually gnaw pieces and little shavings off the toy. These are microplastics and could be harmful if your dog swallows them.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very sturdy chew toy
Color: Bacon
My Frenchy loves it! He’s not a large dog, but big for a French Bulldog. (32 lbs). He chews both ends, but prefers the snout. The eyes are cute, but began to peel off within the first week. I easily removed what was peeling. Half of the paint remained intact. When necessary, I will definitely replace it with the same toy.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great chew toy, long lasting
Color: Bacon
This chew toy has been amazing. We have had it for 2 months with 2 dogs chewy on it and it is still going strong. We have a large Golden who chews on everything and and German Shepherd. Big dogs who chew aggressively. Very impressed! Would definitely buy again!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Buy it!
Color: Bacon, Color: Bacon
They love it! Very durable and a great squeaker that is seemingly indestructible! Definitely getting it in other colors, and impressed at the quality for the price. Don’t hesitate on this one- corgi and dachshund approved!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026