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A notably heavy producer of self-fertile fruit and excellent pollination partner of neighboring plum trees, the Bubblegum Plum tree is an excellent addition to an existing orchard or as a standalone fruit tree. Also known as Toka, the reddish-bronze fruit it extremely sweet like candy, thus earning the name Bubblegum Plum. Flesh inside of fruit is dark orange. This variety was developed in 1911 is in fact a cross between the American Plum tree and Fragrant Chinese Apricot. The Bubblegum Plum tree will reach 20 ft. in height and width and is very cold hardy, withstanding temperatures down to -40° F.

The Italian Plum is a fantastic, well-rounded tree that always produces a significant amount of extra sweet, dark purple, oval shaped fruit. A key benefit of Italian is that it's everbearing, meaning the fruit keeps ripening all summer and early fall. Italian also blooms quite late for a plum tree, which is beneficial to avoid late frosts. This makes Italian ideal for colder climates where other plum trees wouldn't survive. The Italian will stay quite small with proper care, making it easy to keep fresh fruit within arms reach. If you're interested in a plum tree and have minimal space then Italian is an excellent choice.

Puget Gold apricots are the perfect combination of flavor, vigor and resilience. This resilience is the quality which truly separates Puget Gold from other apricot varieties. Like all apricots, the Puget Gold tree is an exceptionally fast grower and young producer of fruit. Puget Gold also boasts an incredible flavor that rivals the best apricots such as Blenheim. There's a lot to like about Puget Gold, but still the most attractive quality of this tree is that it will reliably produce fruit year after year. As experienced growers will tell you, it can be quite difficult to reliably produce apricots every single year from the same tree. Apricot fruit itself is hardy and tough when established, the real problem with growing this fruit is that apricot trees tend to bloom too early in the spring. This early tendency exposes the tender apricot blossoms to the ever-changing and unpredictable spring weather. Hail, wind and frost can easily damage these delicate blossoms and rain can just as easily inhibit fruit growth by stopping insects from pollinating the flowers. Puget Gold trees were developed to deal with this problem by blooming later than other apricots and also by forming a dense branching structure that protects the flowers from harsh elements. With classic apricot flavor and the natural ability to protect its delicate blossoms, Puget Gold is the top apricot tree for regions with high rainfall and late spring seasons.

Satsuma plum trees produce fruit with deep red flesh, a tart, small to medium size plum with excellent flavor. The Satsuma plum boasts dense, sweet plums with a signature deep red flesh. The Satsuma plum tree is often called the blood plum due to the deep red color inside. The Satsuma plum cultivar was a Luther Burbank introduction from Japan in late 1800's. Known to be an excellent cooking plum among chefs and home cooks. Great for homemade jams, jellies and preserves due to sugar content and dark red color. Provides a mid-season harvest and is self-pollinating, meaning this tree will produce fruit without another plum tree nearby. However, if you would like to maximize fruit yield, plant a Shiro or Santa Rosa nearby for maximum pollination. Exquisite and fragrant blossoms, delicious fruit, and low maintenance make the Satsuma Plum Tree an ideal choice for gardeners of all skill levels.

The Italian Plum is a fantastic, well-rounded tree that always produces a significant amount of extra sweet, dark purple, oval shaped fruit. A key benefit of Italian is that it's everbearing, meaning the fruit keeps ripening all summer and early fall. Italian also blooms quite late for a plum tree, which is beneficial to avoid late frosts. This makes Italian ideal for colder climates where other plum trees wouldn't survive. The Italian will stay quite small with proper care, making it easy to keep fresh fruit within arms reach. If you're interested in a plum tree and have minimal space then Italian is an excellent choice.

Puget Gold apricots are the perfect combination of flavor, vigor and resilience. This resilience is the quality which truly separates Puget Gold from other apricot varieties. Like all apricots, the Puget Gold tree is an exceptionally fast grower and young producer of fruit. Puget Gold also boasts an incredible flavor that rivals the best apricots such as Blenheim. There's a lot to like about Puget Gold, but still the most attractive quality of this tree is that it will reliably produce fruit year after year. As experienced growers will tell you, it can be quite difficult to reliably produce apricots every single year from the same tree. Apricot fruit itself is hardy and tough when established, the real problem with growing this fruit is that apricot trees tend to bloom too early in the spring. This early tendency exposes the tender apricot blossoms to the ever-changing and unpredictable spring weather. Hail, wind and frost can easily damage these delicate blossoms and rain can just as easily inhibit fruit growth by stopping insects from pollinating the flowers. Puget Gold trees were developed to deal with this problem by blooming later than other apricots and also by forming a dense branching structure that protects the flowers from harsh elements. With classic apricot flavor and the natural ability to protect its delicate blossoms, Puget Gold is the top apricot tree for regions with high rainfall and late spring seasons.

Shiro is an extremely fast growing plum tree that begins producing fruit immediately. This tree is an excellent choice for any 1 wishing for an instant orchard. In fact, the only issue you will have a Shiro Plum Tree is that it will produce so much fruit you won't know what to do with it. The fruit yield typically doubles every year for the first 5-years. The golden-yellow plums are quite large and ripen Late July to August, putting them right in the middle of plum growing season. The abundance and exceptional flavor of a Shiro Plum Tree combined with its beautiful golden fruit will leave you wanting nothing more from a plum tree.

Sugar Pearls Apricot boasts a full-bodied, sweet golden-honey flavor and incredible white, juicy flesh. Totally unlike any apricot (or any other fruit for that matter) you've ever tasted, it is simply bursting with sun-sweetened nectar. Sugar Pearls can bear as quickly as a year after planting and blooms much later than all other apricot varieties, so even if you were too far north to grow apricots before, now's your chance. Plant this variety near Honey Pearls Nectacot to ensure pollination. Fruit ripens in late June to early July. Zones 4 to 7. Deluxe tree kit includes 2 oz. Quik-Cal Pelletized Calcium, 12 oz. bag of Fruit Tree Food Starter Formula, Easy to use Tree ties, and a Premium Tree Guard.

Superior Plum Tree bears fast-growing, red-blushed clingstone fruits simply bursting with super-sweet, yellow flesh. The plums often appear in the first year and ripen in mid to late August for a late-summer treat. This is a very hardy Japanese-American hybrid plum that requires a pollinator in order to fruit. We suggest using either Alderman or a wild plum variety as a pollinator. Deluxe tree kit includes 2 oz. Quik-Cal Pelletized Calcium, 12 oz. bag of Fruit Tree Food Starter Formula, Easy to use Tree ties, and a Premium Tree Guard.

The Tilton Apricot tree is a superb addition to any orchard or home garden, offering a delightful combination of self-pollinating capability, vigorous growth, and delectable fruit. Known for its exceptional fruit quality, this apricot variety is cherished by both amateur gardeners and professional growers alike. One of the standout features of the Tilton Apricot tree is its self-pollinating nature. Unlike many other fruit trees that require a companion tree to produce fruit, the Tilton Apricot can independently fertilize its blossoms. This characteristic simplifies the gardening process, making it an excellent choice for those with limited space or resources. You can enjoy a generous harvest of apricots without the need for cross-pollination, ensuring a hassle-free and fruitful experience. Tilton apricots are celebrated for their juicy, sweet flavor and smooth, velvety texture. Perfect for fresh eating, these apricots are also highly versatile in the kitchen. They can be used in a wide array of culinary creations, from jams and preserves to baked goods and desserts. Their rich flavor and appealing appearance make them a favorite among fruit enthusiasts and chefs alike. The Tilton Apricot tree is truly a remarkable choice for any gardener seeking a self-pollinating, vigorous, and fruit-bearing tree. Its combination of ease of care, ornamental beauty, and delectable fruit makes it a standout addition to any garden space.