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Plum(Japanese) Scionwood : ELEPHANT HEART
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Plum(Japanese) Scionwood : ELEPHANT HEART

(2 customer reviews)

$10.95

SCIONWOOD Ships either Mar 31 or April 7
An old favorite developed by Luther Burbank in 1929. It is one of the largest Japanese plums. Heart shaped fruit turns a deep reddish purple when fully ripe. Juicy, blood-red flesh has a rich, distinctive flavour. Ideal for fresh eating, canning or freezing. Vigorous trees is quite hardy, but will benefit from being in a sheltered spot. Freestone. Ripens early September.

SELF-FERTILE* | ZONE 5 | HARVEST: EARLY SEPT.

1-2 $10.95 EACH
3-5 $9.95 EACH
6-11 $8.95 EACH
12 + $7.95 EACH

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2 reviews for Plum(Japanese) Scionwood : ELEPHANT HEART

  1. Dany P. (verified owner) –

    Scions are of very small diameter (3-5 mm), making it harder for successful grafting

  2. Daniel Mullings (verified owner) –

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