Apricots, plums, and cherries are all back in stock! And seeing as the groundhog saw his shadow, it looks like we'll all be planting trees early this year!

Italian Plum Tree - Cold hardy, heavy producing and everbearing! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)
Italian Plum Tree - Cold hardy, heavy producing and everbearing! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)
Italian Plum Tree - Cold hardy, heavy producing and everbearing! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)
Italian Plum Tree - Cold hardy, heavy producing and everbearing! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)
Italian Plum Tree - Cold hardy, heavy producing and everbearing! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)
Italian Plum Tree - Cold hardy, heavy producing and everbearing! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)
Italian Plum Tree - Cold hardy, heavy producing and everbearing! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)

Italian Plum Tree - Cold hardy, heavy producing and everbearing! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)

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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!

What’s great about the Italian Plum Tree?

- Italian is an everbearing fruit tree, meaning that plums continually ripen through the season.

- The Italian tree is extremely low maintenance, just add water and watch your tree take off!

- Blooms quite late to avoid frost damage, making Italian a great choice for both cold and warm regions.

- Very sweet and dark purple fruit stores very well after being picked.

 

Cold Hardiness Zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Min. Temperature -30° F, (-35° C)
Self-Pollinating Yes Botanical Name Prunus domestica 'Italian'
Mature Height (ft.) 10' - 15' Mature Width (ft.) 8' - 12'
Harvest Season Late Summer through Fall Recommended Spacing (ft.) 8' - 20'
Best Seasons to Plant for Zones 7 - 11 Fall through Spring Best Seasons to Plant for Zones 2 - 6 Spring
Optimal Soil Condition Acidic - Neutral Blossom Fragrance Mild
Blossom Color White Fruit Color Dark Purple
Tasting Notes Rich, Very Sweet, Less juicy than most pums
 Flesh Color Yellow-Green

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