Average Prices in 2024
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#5$89.95
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#7$129.95
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#10$109.95 - $179.95
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#15$209.95
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Plums
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Most plum varieties are a cross between Japanese and American plums. Planting two different plum varieties that flower simultaneously will not insure proper cross pollination, since European and Japanese varieties do not pollinate each other despite overlapping bloom time.
Use ‘Toka’ or native Prunus americana as a pollinator for Japanese x Americana plums. European plums are generally self-fertile. |
Compass Cherry Plum
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Prunus cerasifera 'Compass'
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Height: 8' - 10'
Width: 4' - 6' Bloom Time: Early Spring Pollinators: Self Harvest: Late July |
Zone: 3
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 2 - 3 |
14493 - #15
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: An early bearing dwarf variety yields attractive red clingstone fruits that are good for jams, jellies, sauces, and canning. Very cold hardy. Bears fruit the second year after planting.
Green Gage Plum |
Prunus domestica italica ‘Green Gage'
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Height: 15’-20’
Width: 15' - 20' Bloom Time: Mid Spring Pollinators: Self-fruitful, however yields improve with cross-pollination. Harvest: August |
Zone: 5
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Years to Bear: 3-6 |
18064 - #15
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: Considered the best flavored and sweetest plum! Small green fruit turn slightly yellow when ripe, with tender, sweet, juicy flesh. Delicious when eaten fresh off the tree, cooked, dried or canned. This very old European variety dates back to 16th century France, and was introduced to the Americas in the late 1700s. Semi-clingstone.
Mount Royal Plum |
Botanical Name
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Height: 8’ - 12’
Width: 6' - 10' Bloom Time: Mid - Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: late August |
Zone: 4
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 2 - 3 |
14361 - #10
17339 - #15 11659 - 1.75" Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: One of the best blue to purple, medium-sized European plums that tastes great when eaten right off the tree. Its tender, juicy freestone flesh makes it a favorite for desserts, jams and preserves.
Santa Rosa Semi-Dwarf Plum |
Prunus salicina 'Santa Rosa'
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Height: 15’ - 20’
Width: 15’-20’ Bloom Time: Mid - Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: July |
Zone: 5
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 3 - 6 |
19260 - #5
20807 - #15 Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: Beautiful, large, red clingstone fruits with gold flesh. This big producer bears sweet plums with some tartness near the skin and pit. Delicious when eaten fresh, cooked or canned. Originates from Santa Rosa, California in 1906. also an excellent pollenizer for other Japanese plums and pluots.
Sapalta Plum |
Prunus x ‘Sapalta'
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Height: 5' - 8'
Width: 5' - 8' Bloom Time: Early Spring Pollinators: Harvest: |
Zone: 3
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 2 - 3 |
15849 - #15
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: This large purple fruited cherry plum developed in Canada is a cross between a sand cherry and a plum. Clingstone with a sweet flavor, good for fresh eating. Very cold hardy. Ripens late July. Self-fertile, but a pollinator such as American Plum helps increase yield.
Stanley Prune Plum |
Prunus domestica ‘Stanley Prune'
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Height: 12’-15’
Width: 8' - 12' Bloom Time: Mid - Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: September |
Zone: 5
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 3 - 6 |
12345 - #15
10442 - #7 Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: The blue fruit is medium to large in size. Semi-freestone flesh is greenish-yellow. Good for fresh eating, dessert, canning, jams and jellies. Very productive, produces a large annual crop.
Superior Plum |
Prunus domestica ‘Superior'
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Height: 15’-20'
Width: 15’-20' Bloom Time: Mid - Spring Pollinators: Toka plum, American Plum Harvest: late August |
Zone: 4
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 3-6 |
15109 - #15
20805 - #20 10451 - #25 Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: Large dark red fruit with sweet juicy yellow clingstone flesh. Ideal for eating fresh, or making jams or jellies. A very productive, heavy bearing tree. One of the best plums available on the market today...truly Superior!
Toka Plum |
Prunus domestica ‘Toka'
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Height: 15’-20'
Width: 12’-16' Bloom Time: Mid - Spring Pollinators: Self- pollinating Harvest: Mid August |
Zone: 3
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 2 - 3 |
20787 - #5
16746 - #15 Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: A medium-sized, richly flavored, and red skinned fruit, great for fresh eating. The apricot colored clingstone flesh is sweet and spicy tasting, great for desserts and jams. Beautiful red fall color.
Cherries
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Sour (pie) cherries are hardy and self-fruitful; however, the fruit production will be heavier when planted with a second variety.
Most sweet cherries need a pollinator, however a few varieties such as Lapins and Stella are self-fruitful and serve as ‘universal’ pollen sources for other self-unfruitful sweet cherry varieties. |
Bing Sweet Cherry |
Prunus avium ‘Bing'
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Height: 15’-25’
Width: 18’-24’ Bloom Time: Early Spring Pollinators: Black Tratarian, Stella Harvest: July |
Zone: 5
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 4 - 7 |
11722 - #5
20628 - #7 12340 - #15 14903 - 2" |
Features: The renowned, high-quality sweet cherry! Yields uniform crops of huge, glossy, deep-red almost black fruit. Flesh is solid and flavor is of the highest quality, great for fresh eating, cooking or canning. Originates from Salem, Oregon around 1875.
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
Black Tartarian Sweet Cherry |
Prunus avium ‘Black Tartarian'
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Height: 15’-25’
Width: 12’-15’ Bloom Time: Early Spring Pollinators: Stella, Bing Harvest: Mid- July |
Zone: 5
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 4 - 7 |
11723 - #5
12342 - #15 14903 - 1.5" 17348 - 2" |
Features: Large, sweet, bright purple-black fruit is tender, juicy and very rich, excellent for fresh eating. Used for cooking and canning. Vigorous, erect grower and a heavy bearer. Originates from the Circassia region of what is now Russia, introduced to the U.S. in the late 1700s.
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
Carmine Jewell Dwarf Cherry |
Prunus fruticosa x cerasus ‘Carmine Jewel'
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Height: 6' - 8'
Width: 6' - 8' Bloom Time: Mid - Late Spring Pollinators: Self Harvest: |
Zone: 3
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: After flowering Years to Bear: 3 - 5 |
21174 - #2
11047 - #5 Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: This adorable dwarf hybrid cherry shrub is a cross between a pie cherry and a dwarf ground cherry makes this very cold hardy bush cherry. Fragrant white and pink blooming flowers in spring followed by dark red almost black fruit in Fall. It is known to be the first pie cherry to ripen. Fruit is sweet with tart flavors. It is self-fertile, but planting with a buddy (mid-late Spring) blooming prunus varieties will yield a greater crop. Chill Hours: 700+ hrs
Juliet Dwarf Cherry |
Prunus x ‘Juliet'
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Height: 6' - 8'
Width: 6' - 8' Bloom Time: Mid Spring Pollinators: Self Harvest: |
Zone: 3
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Late Winter Years to Bear: 3 - 5 |
21175 - #7
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: Vigorous and hardy new variety of bush cherry that is very sweet and great for fresh eating. Clusters of fragrant pink-white blooms in mid- Spring that give way to deep red almost purple fruits against rich glossy green foliage. It is self-fertile but does benefit from having a mid-spring blooming prunus buddy for larger fruit yield. Chill hours: 800-1200 hrs.
Evan's Bali Sour Cherry |
Prunus cerasus ‘Evans Bali'
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Height: 15’-20’
Width: 10’-12’ Bloom Time: Mid Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: |
Zone: 3
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 4 - 5 |
19629 - #5
20629 - #7 12341 - #15 10510 - 1.75" |
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
Features: This variety is naturally dwarfed in size with fruit that is much sweeter than other sour cherries. Deep, dark red fruit is 1" in diameter and excellent for baking and fresh eating. Discovered in Alberta, Canada; extremely cold hardy.
Lapins Sweet Cherry |
Prunus avium ‘Lapins'
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Height: 15’-18'
Width: 15’-18' Bloom Time: Mid Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: July |
Zone: 4
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 4- 7 |
19738 - #15
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: A cross between the Van and Stella Cherry, it produces some of the largest and juiciest of the sweet cherries. The large, heart shaped, dark red to purple fruit has a light red flesh and is excellent for fresh eating and baking. Cold hardy, highly split resistant, and makes an excellent pollinator for other varieties.
Mesabi Sour Cherry |
Prunus x cistena 'Mesdak'
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Height: 10' - 14’
Width: 15' - 18' Bloom Time: Mid Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: July |
Zone: 4
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 3 - 5 |
12343 - #15
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: Sugar content is halfway between a sour cherry and a sweet cherry! The long stemmed red-fleshed fruits are excellent for cooking, canning, and baking, and also make great jams, jellies, and wine.
Meteor Sour Cherry |
Prunus cerasus ‘Meteor'
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Height: 10’-14’
Width: 8' - 12' Bloom Time: Early Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: July |
Zone: 4
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 4 - 7 |
19727 - #5
18187 - #15 Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: Natural genetic dwarf, sour cherry tree with large bright red fruit. Its mildly acid flavor makes it great for sauces and pies.
Montmorency Sour Cherry |
Prunus cerasus ‘Montmorency'
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Height: 12’-18’
Width: 20' Bloom Time: Late Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: June |
Zone: 5
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 3 - 5 |
14337 - #5
11090 - #7 15854 - #15 10511 - 1.75" 13070 - 2" |
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
Features: Best of all sour cherries! Bright red fruit with fine tart flavor; however, fruit will sweeten when fully ripe. The best pie cherry, also excellent for freezing and canning. Originates from the Montmorency Valley, France circa 1600s, introduced to the U.S. in the 1800s.
North Star Cherry |
Prunus cerasus ‘North Star'
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Height: 8’-10’
Width: 6’-8’ Bloom Time: Mid Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: June |
Zone: 4
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 3 - 5 |
17341 - #15
Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: This morello type sour cherry is small, just under 1" diameter and at maturity is very dark red. Good for juice, sauce, and pies. Very productive dwarf tree developed by the University of Minnesota and introduced in 1950.
Rainier Cherry |
Prunus avium ‘Rainier'
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Height: 15' - 25'
Width: 12' - 15' Bloom Time: Mid Spring Pollinators: Stella, Bing, Black Tartarian Harvest: July |
Zone: 5
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 4-7 |
11724 - #5
12177 - #10 20207 - #15 Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: Large, beautiful golden yellow fruit with a red blush. Bears abundant crops of sweet, richly flavored, firm, and juicy cherries. Developed in 1952 at Washington State University, it is a cross between Bing and Van cherries.
Stella Sweet Cherry |
Prunus avium ‘Stella'
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Height: 15’-18’
Width: 15’-18’ Bloom Time: Early Spring Pollinators: Self-pollinating Harvest: |
Zone: 5
Exposure: Full Sun Water Requirements: Medium Pruning/Maintenance: Winter Years to Bear: 4-7 |
10360 -#5
12178 - #7 12344 - #15 Additional benefits include Bird Friendly, Pollinator, Edible
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Features: Sweet and juicy cherries are plump, black-red, heart-shaped, and firm. The abundant crop on this semi-dwarf tree ripens in June and is suitable for fresh eating, canning, freezing, and drying. Developed in Summerland, British Columbia in 1968.
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