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Stanley European Plum

bare-root trees
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$39.00
Item: 7444-A
stock details: 3–6' bare-root trees
Prunus spp.
Late summer, dark blue skin, greenish yellow flesh.

Agen × Grand Duke. NY Station, 1926.The most popular European prune plum in the U.S. with the possible exception of ‘Italian’. 

Excellent for cooking, eating, canning and drying. Medium-to-large dark blue oval fruits are sweet and juicy with firm but tender green-yellow flesh. 

Reliably bearing fast-growing adaptable medium-to-large funnel-shaped tree produces healthy vigorous annual crops. Partially self-fertile but yields best when paired with another European plum. Zone 4.
ships in spring
Quick Details
Harvest Season
late summer
Flesh Color
greenish yellow
Skin Color
dark blue
Hardy to Zone
4
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Long John bare-root trees midsummer
NY9 bare-root trees late summer
Opal bare-root trees early summer yellow reddish purple 3
Pozegaca bare-root trees late summer greenish amber dark bluish purple 4
Stanley bare-root trees late summer greenish yellow dark blue 4
Valor bare-root trees late summer greenish yellow deep purple 4
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Additional Information

European Plums

Although European plums are self-pollinating, planting two different varieties will improve pollination. (Will not pollinate hybrid plums.) Mature trees are 15–20', or smaller. Space 20' apart.

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Shipping

Items from our perennial plants warehouse ship from early March through mid-to-late May, weather depending, beginning with warmer USDA zones.