I was at my local nursery looking for a pear tree.  He had Bartlett and Anjou.  I picked the Anjou because it seems Bartlett pears are very common.  While I was there I found that he had a multi-grafted cherry tree.  I picked it up as well, since it has several sweet cherry varieties and the branches were already about 6″ to 1' long and marked as to the variety of each branch.  For $10 more than buying a stick from e-bay with bud grafts that you don't know if they even took, I thought this was a good deal.

Small rant.  When I went to e-bay looking at a 5 in 1 Asian pear tree, I asked the seller if the branches of each variety were marked.  The seller responded, there was nothing to mark (there were no branches for the buds.  Okay, fine.  I can accept that.  After a few hours of deliberating, I decided to purchase.  Guess what?  The seller blacklisted me from buying or asking any more questions.  I also noticed that the question wasn't posted on the item page.  Seems this seller just wants to get money from people that don't know anything.  They probably figure by the time the buyer knows that none of the grafts took they can't post any bad feedback.   Rule of thumb, if the seller has 100% feedback but won't let you buy from them, chances are they are doing something shady to keep that feedback rating. 

Fruit coctail grafted cherry tree Van, Sam, Bing  

Anjou Pear tree