Japanese Plum

Our 5-N-1 Plum combines 5 different kinds of plums (Santa Rosa, Methley, Ozark, Gold, and Red June) on one tree to give you the most variety in the smallest amount of space. Eat right off the tree and save some for later with canning and preserves! Self-pollinating.

There is a variety of dried plum recipes available in almost every culture as this fruit is prevalent and grows all over the planet. Dried plum baby food has an overall strengthening effect on your beloved child as it's filled with nutrients and helps...

Use the Stanley. But for larger crops plant one of another variety. 1-3' when shipped. Dark purple clusters ripen in late September. An excellent plum for jam, jelly and preserves! The Damson Blue Dwarf Plum grows only 6-8' tall and produces a heavy crop.

Delicious, heavy bearer. A sweet, purple freestone with yellow flesh.

Ripens in mid-July. Vigorous and disease-resistant. Great for fresh eating and jellies. A sweet, red-purple plum! Consistent and reliable producer.

They might be smaller than peaches, but they make up for it with their unbeatable juiciness! Nectarines are renowned for their popularity in the summertime and their versatility in the kitchen.

The flavor is a distinctive and delicious blend of the two fruits, though slightly sweeter than either parent. This new hybrid is a 50:50 mix of the two most popular stone fruits of the summer season: peaches and nectarines.

Rosy red and yellow, apricots are soft, tangy, and tons of fun to eat! You can enjoy apricots in a variety of ways, from delicious desserts to simple snacking. No matter how you like them, though, you won't be disappointed by their supreme sweetness and...

It's no wonder the phrase “peachy” came from the peach – this succulent and sweet fruit certainly lives up to the name! Whether you enjoy them by hand or baked in a pie, these little balls of sunshine are a wonderfully sweet treat during the summertime.

Enjoy this beautiful blend as a snack or a side dish during any meal of the day! What happens when you combine the supreme sweetness of the apricot with the surprisingly succulent flavor of the plum?

They might be smaller than peaches, but they make up for it with their unbeatable juiciness! Nectarines are renowned for their popularity in the summertime and their versatility in the kitchen.

These dried plums make for an incredibly wholesome snack when you're hungry for a quick bite to eat! Prune plums are packed with fantastic flavor and excellent taste for on-the-go eating.

Enjoy this beautiful blend as a snack or a side dish during any meal of the day! What happens when you combine the supreme sweetness of the apricot with the surprisingly succulent flavor of the plum?

Enjoy this beautiful blend as a snack or a side dish during any meal of the day! What happens when you combine the supreme sweetness of the apricot with the surprisingly succulent flavor of the plum?

It's no wonder the phrase “peachy” came from the peach – this succulent and sweet fruit certainly lives up to the name! Whether you enjoy them by hand or baked in a pie, these little balls of sunshine are a wonderfully sweet treat during the summertime.

The Stanley Dwarf Plum tree produces large, deep purplish blue freestone plum, which is extra sweet and juicy! Excellent producer, retain shape and color when canned. The fruit from the Stanley Dwarf Plum tree ripens early in September.

Cannot be shipped to California. Japanese variety. Large red-skinned fruits. Known for its marvelously sweet flavor. Amber-fleshed clingstone variety. Requires a pollinator.

One of the most widely grown plums! Delicious red skinned plum is sweet and juicy.

While areas in the south are ideal for plums, these trees are bred to be quite hardy in colder climates. Simply store them in a brown paper bag or a location that's between 66 and 75°F until they're ready.

A great plum tree for the Ohio Valley, the Northeast, and the Midwest. Offspring of Burbank x Methley. Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering.

This tree bears consistently heavy crops of heirloom plums. Try it in homemade jams and jellies and you will never settle for another plum's preserves. Tree is vigorous and hardy. Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range...

Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering. This unique tree produces yellow Shiro plums (clingstone) in late July and ruby Redheart plums (semi-freestone) in August.

Insoluble fiber is important for digestive health. Soluble fiber attracts water to form a gel and slow down digestion. 3) Good Source of Minerals - A serving of these delicious Angelino prunes not only provides plenty of fiber and antioxidants, but they...

You'll love picking these delicious, sun ripened Methley plums from your very own tree... Disease resistant and tolerant of dry, hot conditions. So much, in fact, that one harvest requires multiple pickings! It's an upright, spreading tree with pretty...

Plant it and then watch it grow. Their deep red flesh and skin is tempting to bite into, and once you do, you'll be surprised by the plum sweet, mildly tart flavor. These unique trees sell quickly.

Here's what you're going to love about your Italian Plum tree: #1 - Italian Plums are sweet and just a little tart, making them standout from just ordinary plums #2 - You can grow an Italian Plum tree even if you've never grown fruit before.

Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering. The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates.