Dwarf Green Gage Plum Tree Bare Root

A Santa Rosa plum is a gorgeous large reddish-purple fruit with a taste so sweet and delicious that is often referred to as a Candy Plum in the region of California where it was developed. Not to mention that the growth rate of a Santa Rosa tree is astoundingly fast, so expect loads of large and delicious candy plums from your Santa Rosa tree almost immediately. These large and delicious bright red plums are a unique and delicious choice for any orchard.

Shiro is an extremely fast growing plum tree that begins producing fruit immediately. This tree is an excellent choice for any 1 wishing for an instant orchard. In fact, the only issue you will have a Shiro Plum Tree is that it will produce so much fruit you won't know what to do with it. The fruit yield typically doubles every year for the first 5-years. The golden-yellow plums are quite large and ripen Late July to August, putting them right in the middle of plum growing season. The abundance and exceptional flavor of a Shiro Plum Tree combined with its beautiful golden fruit will leave you wanting nothing more from a plum tree.

The Plumcot Tree is a unique fruit tree that brings together the rich sweetness of a plum with the smooth, aromatic flavor of an apricot. This exciting hybrid is a standout for home orchards, edible landscapes, and fruit lovers who want something more distinctive than a standard plum or apricot tree. In spring, Plumcot trees produce a beautiful show of white to pale pink blossoms that brighten the landscape and attract bees and other pollinators. By summer, the tree develops flavorful fruit with colorful plum-like skin, juicy flesh, and a sweet-tart taste that is excellent for fresh eating, baking, jams, preserves, sauces, cobblers, and seasonal desserts. Hardy in USDA Zones 5–9, Plumcot trees grow best in full sun with fertile, well-drained soil and regular watering during establishment and fruit development. Mature size commonly ranges from 12–18 ft. tall and wide, depending on the variety, rootstock, pruning, and growing conditions, making Plumcot a manageable choice for backyard growers. Annual pruning helps maintain shape, improve airflow, and encourage strong fruit production. For best harvests, plant with a compatible plum, apricot, pluot, or another plumcot variety nearby, since many plumcot trees benefit from cross-pollination. With its beautiful spring blooms, delicious summer fruit, and easy home orchard appeal, the Plumcot Tree is a rewarding choice for gardeners who want a productive fruit tree with exceptional flavor and ornamental charm.

Seckel Sugar Pears are also known as Candy Pears or just plain Sugar Pears. This wonderfully unique cultivar has received its affectionate nicknames due to the fact that its the smallest pear widely grown today. Seckel Sugar Pears naturally ripen at about half the size of regular pears such as Bartlett and DAnjou, allowing for the Seckel tree to produce double the fruit. This naturally miniature fruit is a perfectly healthy snack for both children and adults, as it requires no slicing for little ones to enjoy. Measuring at only 3 in. L, Seckel Sugar Pears are best picked when they have taken on their lime-green coloring. They are best left to gradually ripen off the tree in a dry place and will turn to become tinged with light-yellow coloring and a bright crimson blush when ripe. These uncommonly wonderful pears are also widely used in exquisite dishes and desserts. The sweetness and novelty of this miniature pear are equally important in making these culinary treats as delicious as they are beautiful. Seckel Sugar Pears are a wonderfully unique and delicious variety unlike any other that's perfect for all uses of pears.