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The Methley Plum is a vigorously growing plum tree that will provide plenty of plums for you, your friends and family to eat during the Summer. The plums ripen in mid June and are small and maroon colored with red flesh. Methley plums can be eaten fresh or used for canning. The Methley tree requires 250 chill hours and does require another plum tree with which to pollinate, we recommend Santa Rosa. At maturity, it can reach a height and width between 18 ft. to 20 ft.

Krauter Vesuvius Flowering Plum Ornamental Tree has abundent clusters fo fragant, light pink flowers that bloom 2 to 3 weeks early to midspring. 1-of the first trees to bloom in early spring with flowers that line the stems and branches before the leaves appear. The leaves emerge and turn a dark purple-black foliage that persists from summer to fall. After the flowers fade, berries develop and turn red into early fall attracting birds.

Thundercloud Ornamental Plum Tree is a non-fruiting plum (prunus) variety that produces masses of fragrant, light pink to white single flowers that emerge in mid spring. It is a vibrant, fast growing variety that has mulit-season interest. After the bright and colorful flowers fade after 2 to 3 weeks in spring, bronze-purple foliage emerges for a summer display. Ornamental red berries that attract birds arrive in mid summer through early fall, with dark coppery purple foliage.

Stanley Plum Tree is a traditional favorite, delivering plums that are sweet enough to dry without being pitted. Stanley is a European freestone type that bears huge crops of plump, dark blue fruits. The tree is self-pollinating and the plums are ready for harvest in September.

Stanley Plum Tree is a traditional favorite, delivering plums that are sweet enough to dry without being pitted. Stanley is a European freestone type that bears huge crops of plump, dark blue fruits. The tree is self-pollinating and the plums are ready for harvest in September.

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.

The Santa Rosa is a partially self-pollinating plum tree that produces large, firm, good quality plums. The fruit ripens in late July/early August to a red color with light yellow flesh. The plums can be eaten fresh or used for canning. The Santa Rose Plum tree requires 500 chill hours. At maturity, it can reach a height of 18 to 20 feet. USDA ZONES: Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9.

With its stunning golden fruits, this tree not only brings a touch of elegance but also an abundance of delectable flavors. The Byron Gold Plum Tree boasts a remarkably hardy nature, thriving in a wide range of growing zones, from zone 5 to 9. At maturity, it stands at a modest height, making it a suitable choice for smaller gardens or container planting. Its lush foliage showcases beautiful green leaves that gracefully sway in the breeze. Once the plums ripen, their captivating golden hues beckon you to take a bite, revealing a succulent, juicy flesh bursting with a luscious flavor profile. Don't miss out on the unique beauty and unparalleled taste that the Byron Gold Plum Tree brings to your orchard or backyard oasis.

The Governors Plum Tree (Flacourtia indica) is a highly adaptable and visually appealing fruit tree that brings both ornamental value and fruit-bearing performance to your garden or landscape. With its glossy green foliage and gracefully arching branches, this tree provides year-round beauty and seasonal interest. As the tree matures, it produces an abundance of small, round, plum-like fruits that ripen to a deep purple or reddish hue. These fruits develop a firm outer skin with juicy, tart-sweet flesh inside. Though primarily grown for its ornamental charm and attractive canopy, the tree is also appreciated for its compact growth habit, making it a practical addition to small yards, edible gardens, or container setups in warm climates. It is particularly popular among collectors of rare or exotic fruiting trees. Native to tropical and subtropical regions, the Governors Plum is known for its resilience and ability to thrive in a variety of growing conditions. It performs best in full sun and well-draining soils and can tolerate short periods of drought once established. The tree responds well to pruning and can be trained into a hedge, shrub, or single-trunk specimen. Whether you're looking to enrich your edible landscape or add a striking ornamental tree with a productive twist, the Governors Plum Tree is a unique and rewarding choice for gardeners of all experience levels.

The Methley Plum Tree (Prunus salicina ‘Methley’) is a popular Japanese plum variety loved for its sweet, juicy fruit, beautiful spring blooms, and reliable home orchard performance. This productive fruit tree produces medium-sized reddish-purple plums with soft, sweet, flavorful flesh that is excellent for fresh eating, baking, jams, jellies, sauces, and summer desserts. Its early-ripening harvest makes Methley a favorite for gardeners who want delicious plums earlier in the season. In spring, the tree bursts into a showy display of fragrant white flowers, adding ornamental beauty to the landscape while attracting bees and other pollinators. Hardy in USDA Zones 5–9, Methley Plum grows best in full sun and well-drained soil, where it develops into a dependable fruiting tree for backyard orchards, edible landscapes, and home gardens. Mature trees commonly reach 15–20 ft. tall and wide, though size can be maintained smaller with annual pruning. Methley is valued as a self-fruitful plum, meaning it can produce fruit on its own, though planting another compatible plum nearby may increase yields. With its attractive blooms, flavorful fruit, and manageable size, the Methley Plum Tree is an excellent choice for homeowners looking for an easy-to-grow plum with both ornamental appeal and rewarding harvests.