Hardy Cherry Plum
Rules on pollination - Two different varieties of plums are needed for cross pollination. A cherry plum will not cross pollinate with a plum.
Large red fruit, good for eating or canning, a good combination of plums is one Pembina and one Grenville.
90 cm (3') tree..............$28.00
Very large, sweet reddish-orange fruit. Excellent for eating.
90 cm (3')
tree..............$28.00
Very tasty golden yellow fruit. Ripens early.
90 cm (3')
tree..............$28.00
Produces medium size fruit. Good for eating.
90 cm (3') tree..............$28.00
Dark red fruit. Vigorous grower.
90 cm (3')
tree..............$28.00
Cherry plums will only cross pollinate with other cherry-plums of a different variety or with a western sandcherry.
A tall, upright tree form that produces dark red fruit 2.5 cm across that is very good to eat or can.
90 cm (3') tree..............$23.00
Round purple fruit and dark red flesh. Good for canning. Ripens mid-August.
90
cm (3') tree..............$23.00
Low growing, bush form that bears purple fruit that is good for eating or canning.
90
cm (3') tree..............$23.00
A blue plum about 3 cm across, flesh is deep red. Good for eating or canning.
90
cm (3') tree..............$23.00
Sweet cherry-plum. Skin and fruit are both dark red. Good for eating or canning.
90
cm (3') tree..............$23.00