Plum Tree - Pembina Crabapple A "superfruit" with high levels

A "superfruit" with high levels of vitamins and anti-oxidants

This is a great little book for anyone who wants quick easy advice on how to best take care of your fruit trees

which cause the distinct fluttering in the wind

Ripening: Late August to Early Sept

but better fruit set planted with cherries

Plum Tree - Pembina Crabapple A "superfruit" with high levelsHardiness: Zone 3. Size: Standard Tree up to16 ft. Planting: Full Sun, good soil. Fruit: Red with blue hue, 4 5 cm in size. Pollination: Requires alternate variety (Sandcherry, Manor, Queen of Hearts, Toka) Use: Excellent for fresh eating and jams, poor for canning. Ripening: Late August to Early Sept. Pot: 5 gal 6ft. Thick skinned with soft, juicy orange gold flesh. Consider one of the finest prairie plums.