Wild Plum (Prunus spp.)-PRAME

Wild Plum (Prunus spp.)

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Good wildlife species for a multitude of fauna. Thicket forming shrub/tree. Edible fruits. Sweet scented white flowers.

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Binomial Prunus spp.

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Good wildlife species for a multitude of fauna. Thicket forming shrub/tree. Edible fruits. Sweet scented white flowers.

Uses: Bees, butterflies, edible

Bloom time: March - May

Height: 10 to 15 feet

Space: 4 to 12 feet

Sun: Full sun to light shade

Moisture: Dry to average

Q: Does this need a second tree to produce fruit?

Asked by: Jill - 4/16/2016

A: No, a single plant should produce fruit. However, a second plant nearby may help attract more pollinators.

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Q: Is the fruit on this shrub tart?

Asked by: jane - 3/24/2017

A: It can be a little tart, but fully ripened fruits are quite sweet.

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Answer provided by: Administrator (3/30/2017)

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Q: Can this plum be used to make preserves? And will the finished product be dark red?

Asked by: cherie maldonado - 3/5/2019

A: Yes, it will produce a bright red color.

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Q: Are two trees (bushes) necessary for cross pollination of wild plum? I have one from another source that is now 8 years old, 15 ft.. tall, and has had one plum on the tree each of the last two years. Numerous flowers, but so early few bees are out...?

Asked by: NYLA N HUGHES - 5/19/2020

A: No, a single plant should produce fruit. However, a second plant nearby may help attract more pollinators.

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Answer provided by: Administrator (5/21/2020)

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Q: I'm looking for chickasaw plum. Is this prunus augustofolia?

Asked by: Julie Carr - 4/14/2021

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Q: Do you have any more picture of this fruit tree

Asked by: Autherine Williams - 4/21/2021

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Q: Hi, What species of plum is this?

Asked by: William Truax - 5/18/2021

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Q: Does this need a second tree to produce fruit?

Q: Is the fruit on this shrub tart?

Q: Can this plum be used to make preserves? And will the finished product be dark red?

Q: Are two trees (bushes) necessary for cross pollination of wild plum? I have one from another source that is now 8 years old, 15 ft.. tall, and has had one plum on the tree each of the last two years. Numerous flowers, but so early few bees are out...?

Q: I'm looking for chickasaw plum. Is this prunus augustofolia?

Q: Do you have any more picture of this fruit tree

Q: Hi, What species of plum is this?

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