Plants at Edible Landscaping
Tree Fruits - Plums
Due to import restrictions we are unable to ship Plums to CA, WA, Europe...
Bruce Plum - Prunus salicina X angustifolia Stanley Prune Plum - Prunus domestica
Plum Bruce Dwarf Early fruiting open spreading small tree. A cross between Japanese plum and native Chickasaw.Ripens before Methley. Pollinate with another Japanese plum such as Methley or All Red. Brown rot resistant. Introduce in 1921 by A. L. Bruce of Donelly County, TX. Zone 6-8. Space 8-10' circle 

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 Plum Stanley Fruits Stanley is a European self-fertile blue plum with golden flesh. A small disease-resistant tree ripening in August. Very sweet eaten fresh. We spray Surround to control plum cuculio larve in fruits in early spring. White flowers bloom later than Japanese plums. Besides being a fresh fruit, Stanley can be prunes too. They have a dryer flesh than Japanese plums and are used for this purpose. Height 8'-12' Space 8' circle Zones 5-7. 

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Hollywood Purple-Leaf Plum - P.C.Atropurpurea' x P. salicina Methley Plum - Prunus saliciina
Plum Hollywood Fruit On Tree Hollywood fruits abundantly, ripens a month or so later than All Red, usually in August here. Fruit has beautiful purplish-red flesh, firm and juicy texture. One of the prettiest purple-leaf plum trees with a copper colored cast to the purple leaves on a compact tree. Height around 10' to 12'. Pollinate with All Red, Methley, Bruce or Stanley. Plum. Seems to be a cross of Japanese and European plums. Zone 5-9. 

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Quantity Pot Size Rootstock Cost
1 5 Gallon grafted on Myrobalan - Standard$68.00


 Plum Aycock Fruit Methley is a Japanese purple red plum with red flesh that is delicious fresh. Seed adheres to the flesh. Very productive doing better than most plums in warmer climates, even Hawaii. The small tree is disease resistant and a good choice for organic growers. Can produce fruit when planted alone and pollinates other Japanese plums. Space 12' circle. Zones 5-9 

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Beach Plum - Prunus maritima President Plum - Prunus domestica
Plum Beach Plum Aug17 Beach Plums are native to the northeastern US along the coast. Adaptable, we've grown them for years at the nursery. Fruits are tart and many, used in jams and jellies. In the kitchen the fruit is similar to cherries and can be pitted with a cherry pitter. The white profuse flowers bloom later than European, American, and Japanese plums. So, they escape late frosts and are usually not a host for plum cucurlio. They have finished their egg laying cycle by the time the beach plum sets its fruit. They also are free of brown rot fungus on the fruits. Plants are shrubs 6' tall and wide. They require little maintenance and are long lived. Best to plant 2 for pollination. Zones 5-7 

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 Plum President The latest maturing of the European-type plums. President is a large, dark blue freestone plum with attractive orange flesh. Resistant to black-knot disease. Pollinates with Stanley. Will set fruit alone. Space 12' circle Zones 5-9 

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Quantity Pot Size Rootstock Cost
1 5 Gallon grafted on Myrobalan - Standard$68.00
American Plum - Prunus americana  
Native small tree common to the southeast. Branching from the ground, the colonizing shrub (up to 15') bears red fruits. Self-fertile. Heavenly smell when blooming and very showy white blooms. Susceptible to plum curculio damage. Zones 5-9. 

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Quantity Pot Size Rootstock Cost
1 3/4 Gallon  Seedling$28.00
1 1 Gallon  Seedling$30.00