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"Wonderfully-Flavored" Plums

 
 
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Alderman Plums
This Hardy Plum has huge red juicy fruit. Ripens in July. Probably one of the sweetest plums available. It is now carried by most supermarkets due to it's great taste. Pollinate with any other variety.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Bruce Plum Trees
Delicious flavor. Excellent for plum jelly. Ripens early. Pollenizer needed. Bears at a young age.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Burbank Plum Trees
Large, purplish-red plum with yellow delicious flesh. A very prolific variety. Excellent eating and commercial plum. Good shipper. Ripens late June. Plant with another variety.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Damson Plum Trees
Very dark blue, and bears in August. Self-pollinating.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Methley Plum Trees
One of the better varieties. Fruit is large in size, reddish purple in color with red flesh. Tree is a vigorous grower and does well on most types of soil. Heavy annual bearer. Good shipper. Self-pollinating.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Ozark Premier Plum Trees
Yellow flesh is tart, juicy. Tree is hardy, productive, vigorous, self-pollinating.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Red June Plum Trees
This large plum matures very early. The tree bears heavily. To avoid “June drop” the dropping of excess fruit, thin the fruits. A reddish cast. Self-pollinating.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Santa Rosa Plum Trees
This large plum matures very early. The tree bears heavily. To avoid “June drop” the dropping of excess fruit, thin the fruits. Plant with another variety.

Shipped 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Shiro Plums
The Golden Plum- The tree is low growing 20 feet. Ripens in August. Excellent for cooking, canning, or eating off the tree. Pollinate with any other variety.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
Stanley Prune Plum Trees
This prune-plum is the most popular of all plums. Rich yellow flesh, firm, sweet and delicious. Freestone. Ripens early September. Plant two varieties for pollination.

Shipped at 2 to 4 feet

$ 8.50
 
 
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