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Plum Tree - Italian
Plum Tree - Italian
The Italian Plum has medium to large fruit. These are the plums that are turned into prunes! The fruit has a dark purple skin with yellow-greenish flesh that runs dark wine color when cooked. Dried plums are known as prunes. Prunes are sweet with a thick, chewy texture. The Italian Plum makes a delicious sweet prune when dried. Italian plum fruit separates freely from the pit. The large, freestone purple plums are very sweet, perfect for drying, eating fresh, or canning. Italian plums have a slightly tart, almost lemony taste. They taste totally different from the more sugary taste of standard red and black plums. It is one of the most widely planted plum varieties in the West. This excellent shipping prune is a heavy bearer and good for both canning and drying. Italian plums are late bloomers and have a long growing season. These plums do best when planted in areas with a later frost date. This tree produces pink and white blossoms in mid-spring. Look no further for an excellent prune making fruit!
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The Brooks Plum, Prunus domestica 'Brooks', produces large, blue plums with yellow flesh. Brooks is an excellent eating prune and is great for dehydrating. This European plum does not need a pollinator and is a very reliable producer. Plums are quite adaptable to many soil types but they do best in well drained, fertile soils. Enjoy the delicious fruit, white flowers and the gray-brown bark. |
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The Superior Plum tree is a Japanese variety selected for it's large size, vigor, and hardiness. The Superior is a good variety for cold regions. It will bear fruit early. The Superior fruit is fire red with yellow flesh, ripening the first days of August. It is a great pollinator for other Japanese plum varieties. Superior requires another Japanese plum for pollination. With this plum tree, you have a tree that bears earlier and heavier than most plum trees. The fruit ripens in August-September. A good plum tree for Zone 4. |
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