Plum In English

• Form: Rounded.
• Comments: Has good fall color. Suckers. Called 'American Plum' in Field's catalog. Small, graceful tree.
• Pollinator: Plant 2 trees for best pollination.
• Botanical Name: Prunus americana
• Blooms: Early June.
• Fruit: 1 inch red and yellow fruit.

• Spread: 16 feet for standard trees, 10 - 12 feet for semi-dwarf .
• Pruning: The best time to prune plums is early Spring or early Summer during a dry day. Never prune in Winter (to avoid silver leaf disease).
• Height: 15 - 20 feet for standard, 10 - 12 feet for semi-dwarf.
• Foliage: Brilliant green foliage.
• Flower Form: Yes.
• Zone: 3 - 7 (-40° F.)

• Fruit: Dark red skin and amber flesh 2 inch fruit, semi-clingstone
• Pollinator: Self-fruitful. Better production when pollinated with another AU or Methley plum.
• Comments: Enjoy high yields of tasty fruits with dark red skin and flesh. A good choice for fresh eating. Developed by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University, Au-Roadside is resistant to black knot, bacterial canker and bacterial fruit spot and tolerant to plum leaf scald. Self-fruitful. Zones 6-8.
• Height: 20-25 feet
• Form: Deciduous. Spreading.
• Light Required: Full sun

• Depth: Plant with graft union 2 inches above the soil surface.
• Botanical Name: Prunica Domestica
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate, growing 1 to 2 feet per year.
• Spread: 15-20 feet
• Yield: When mature, can produce 50 to 100 pounds of fruit per year.
• Blooms: Late Winter/Early Spring

• Seeds Per Pound: 45500
• Sow Depth: 1/2"
• Fruit Color: Purple
• Zones: 3
• Plant Spacing: 1"
• Days To Maturity: 25

• Pollinator: Superior, Waneta (both will do ok in zone 3).
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, fertile loam soil.
• Size: Small blossoms.
• Zone: 3 - 7 (-40° F.)
• Color: White blossoms.
• Form: Deciduous. Spreading.

• Fruit: Medium to large, oval, dark blue fruit.
• Pruning: The best time to prune plum trees is early Spring or early Summer during a dry day. Never prune in Winter (to avoid silver leaf disease).
• Botanical Name: Prunus domestica 'Stanley'
• Color: White blossoms.
• Comments: Firm, tender, fine-grained, yellowish-green, freestone flesh. Sweet, rich flavor. European plum. Flesh turns purplish-red when canned. Yields more heavily when pollinated with another variety (Green Gage, Damson). Heavy, annual producer.
• Size: 1 inch blossoms.

• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Zone: 4 - 8 (-20° F.)
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Depth: The top of the Ellepot container should be even with the soil level.
• Botanical Name: Prunus 'Superior'
• Pruning: Prune European plum trees as you would apple trees. Prune hybrid plum trees like peach trees. Prune Japanese plums just like you would prune hybrid plums. The best time to prune plums is early Spring or early Summer during a dry day. Never prune in Winter (to avoid silver leaf disease).

• Sow Depth: 1/4"
• Growing Conditions: Cold Tolerant
• Seeds Per Gram: 339
• Zones: 3
• Tomato Leaf Type: Regular Leaf
• categories: Tomato

• Sow Depth: 1/4"
• Maturity: Late
• Breed: Open-pollinated
• Fruit Weight: 6-8 oz
• Weight: 6
• Sow Method: Transplant

• Seeds Per Pound: 152000
• Tomato Leaf Type: Regular Leaf
• Dimensions: N/A
• Sow Method: Transplant
• Fruit Color: Red
• Breed: Heirloom

• Blooms: May
• Depth: Plant at the same depth as in the nursery.
• Color: Green
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, rich, moist soil.
• Pollinator: Self-pollinating.

5 feet

• Pruning: Prune to desired shape and to remove dead and broken branches. After flowering.
• Spacing: 5 feet
• Foliage: Dark green
• Height: 11-15 feet
• Spread: 5 feet
• Comments: Spectacular new introduction blooms heavily at a young age. Deep plum-red flowers inside and out are a color breakthrough! Flower buds are a deep, dark red. Can rebloom in hot climates. Deciduous, compact tree with dark green, healthy-looking foliage. 11-15' tall at maturity. Potted. Zones 6-9.

• Color: Deep plum-purple blossoms.
• Zone: 5 - 10.
• Comments: New own root rose exhibits phenomenal flower power and super hardy plants from a rose plug. Roses grown on their own roots are naturally hardier than grafted roses. In cold climates, new shoots that emerge in Spring are true to type, not undersirable suckers below the bud union. These roses exhibit fuller more symmetrical rose plants with more fragrant, beautiful flowers. Floribunda types were introduced at the World's Fair in 1939 and have been going strong ever since. This attractive deep plum-purple has an unusual flower color not widely seen and the buds and flowers rival hybrid tea roses.
• Light Required: Partial shade to full sun.
• Size: Very double ruffled blooms approximately 3 - 4 inches across.
• Soil Requirements: Well drained, humus enriched soil.

• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Zone: 3 - 8
• Comments: Bring spring indoors this winter! These sturdy delights are excellent for pot forcing indoors for Easter. Their brilliant colors are particularly long lasting; their sturdy stems make them ideal for growing in windy or exposed locations. Select from a wide array of colors to match any garden or interior design! Outdoors they bloom late April through early May.
• Spacing: 4 - 6 inches.
• Depth: 6 inches. Pointed end up.
• Pruning: Dead-head. It is important to let the foliage mature and die down naturally, do not cut back. Next year's bloom is being developed.

• Sow Depth: 1/4"
• Life Cycle: Annual
• Days To Maturity: 78
• Form: Seed
• Vine: Indeterminate
• Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum

• Comments: The perfect perennial for shady spots, this fabulous fern bears beautiful, finely dissected fronds that resemble the fluffy tail plum-age of its namesake bird. When planted in masses, it makes a real statement in the landscape. Plus, it's ideal for adding beauty and interest to wooded areas and around trees and shrubs. Foliage is medium green and makes a colorful contrast to the darker sites on your property.
• Depth: Crown level with soil surface.
• Growth Rate: Moderate
• Foliage: Graceful, upright clumps resembling ostrich tails
• Form: Herbaceous perennial
• Spread: 18 inches.

• Zone: 3 - 9
• Botanical Name: Red Perennial Collection
• Blooms: Late Spring to late Summer
• Comments: Nice combination of heights and shapes all in the shades of red! Red Rocket Carnation 15 - 20shouldbedeleted tall, Red Astilbe up to 36shouldbedeleted tall, Little Business Daylily 12 - 15shouldbedeleted tall, Tenor Tall Phlox up to 36shouldbedeleted tall and Scarlet Bee Balm towering at 3 - 4' tall.

• Tomato Leaf Type: Regular Leaf
• Life Cycle: Annual
• Fruit: Rectangular with flat sides
• Dimensions: N/A
• Days To Maturity: 80
• Vine: Indeterminate

• Plant Spacing: 36"
• Vine: Indeterminate
• Germination: 5
• Weight: 3 lbs
• Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum
• Growing Conditions: Heat Tolerant

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• Shipping: International
• Registered/registerable: Yes
• Breed: English Shepherd

• Colors: Purple, White
• Plant Lighting: Full Sun
• Genus: Prunus domestica
• Spread: 18-20'

• Season Color: Spring, Fall
• Zones: 5-9
• Genus: Prunus domestica
• Max Height (feet): 10

• Plant Lighting: Full Sun
• Max Height (feet): 12
• Spread: 12'
• Zones: 5-9

• Genus: Prunus domestica
• Plant Lighting: Full Sun
• Colors: Blue, Purple, White
• Season Color: Spring, Fall
• Spread: 8-10'

• Season Color: Spring, Summer
• Plant Lighting: Full Sun
• Spread: 18-20'
• Deer Resistant: No
• Max Height (feet): 20