| All Red Purple-Leaf Plum - Prunus cerasifera atropurea | Aycock Green-Leaf Plum - Prunus salicina |
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A colorful landscape specimen that produces a red-fleshed fruit. David Ulmer of MS reports: "This purple-leaf selection has proven to be a prolific, tasty, disease-free variety. It's the only plum I have that has not missed a crop in the last five years." A decided advantage is that the fruit hides under the foliage and escapes the birds. Ripens in June and July. Self fertile Space 12' to 14' circle Zones 5-9.
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Aycock has a desirable spreading habit and open center. Delicious fruit with red flesh. The trees blooms take fluctuating temperatures and comes through late frosts better than many plum varieties. Self fertile or can be pollinated by other Japanese plums. Height around 12'. Zones 5-8. Space @ 14' circle
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| Stanley Prune Plum | Spring Satin Plumcot - Armeniaca vulgaris x Prunus species |
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 12' Space @ 8' circle Zones 5-7.
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Spring Satin is a large, high quality, early ripening plum apricot hybrid that is well adapted to the humid climate of the southeastern US. Most new introductions of Plumcot are from California and are much more adapted there than the east coast. Blooms early with All Red, Aycock, and AU Rosa plums for pollination, but is also partially self fertile. For landscape effect Nanking bush cherries bloom at the same time. Spring Satin has a reddish-black skin, flesh is yellow-red and high quality. The tree resists bacterial spot and canker. Very susceptible to plum cucurlio. Height 8 to 15'. Space 12' circle Zone 6-8.
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| Hollywood Purple-Leaf Plum - P.C.Atropurpurea' x P. salicina | Hiawatha Cherry Plum - PRUNUS BESSEYI X P.SALICINA |
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, Aycock, Stanley or Au Rosa Plum. Seems to be a cross of Japanese and European plums. Zone 5-9.
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Fruit fairly large for a cherry plum. Round with thin skin, mottled purple, flesh juicy, fairly sweet, semi freestone. Ripens in August. Rated high in taste tests, being very good for culinary uses, especially jam. Bush fairly vigorous. Very adaptable from MN to TX. Space about 10' circle. Self fertile. White blooms. Also used as a rootstock, so the bush is trouble free. Fruits are susceptible to plum Curculio (see plum care guide). Zone 4-8.
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