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Plums are a versatile perennial that can be eaten as is, used in jams, preserved, or added to baked goods. The American plum trees are covered in thorns, which is great to keep away critters interested in snacking on the fruit, but makes picking a little more intense! Curious how to use plums? Watch our other Plum vid.
Unless otherwise listed, plum trees are hardy to USDA zones 4-9, making it possible to grow them all over the United States. The USDA zone rating tells you the minimum winter temperature at which the plants typically survive when properly hardened off.
This work was done in the European plum (Prunus domestica). The gene for PPV coat protein was separated from the PPV virus and inserted into the plum DNA, which was then regenerated and grown into complete plum trees. These trees now had the additional gene in their DNA and became resistant to PPV.
Plum trees bear early, so you can expect to get fruit within 3-5 years of planting. Pollination: Plum trees require a second variety for pollination. American plum seedlings make an excellent pollinator for hybrid varieties.
The trees are two years old. They are 5 to 7 feet tall with multiple branches. The plum trees are semi-dwarf and will grow to 8 to 12 feet tall. These will need to be staked (supported) for the first two years.
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