Fruit Trees: Plum Trees

Damson Plum Tree

The Damson plum produces a small, oval shaped fruit that is good for canning. The flesh is golden yellow in color, and covered by a dark purple skin. The spicy, tart flavor means these plums are great for cooking or in making jam or wine. These hardy trees are generally untroubled by pests and diseases. Able to grow where most other plums would not, a Damson tree is semi shade tolerant and will make a great windbreak. Damson plum tree are mostly self-fertile, but can be used to pollinate other varieties of plum.

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