Plum Tree
Japanese Plum — Prunus salicina
Plum trees produce smooth-skinned stone fruit with juicy flesh ranging from sweet to pleasantly tart.
This plant is also called: Chinesische Pflaume (German), 中國李 (Chinese), スモモ (Japanese), 자두 (Korean), Mận hậu (Vietnamese), Слива китайская (Russian), برقوق ياباني (Arabic), Japon eriği (Turkish). Names from public plant databases.
| Size / pot | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Gallon | 55.00 USD | Out of stock · Request this size |
Stock checked 36 minutes ago.
This plant isn't currently in stock. We can special-order it for you.
Not sure this tree fits your yard? Ask Maxi, or call us.
Plant facts
- Plant type
- Fruit tree
- Foliage
- Deciduous
- Hardiness zones
- 8-9
- Chill hours
- varies by cultivar
- Pollination
- Pollination requirements vary; many Japanese plums need a compatible cultivar flowering at the same time.
- Mature size
- Typically 10-20 ft; often maintained smaller by pruning.
- Sun exposure
- full sun
- Harvest season
- Late spring to summer; varies by cultivar.
Growing results vary with your climate, site, care and weather. The information shown here is general guidance and does not guarantee how a plant will perform once planted at your property. For performance related issues, please reference our care guides.
Japanese Plum (Prunus salicina) is a fruit tree grown in Florida landscapes and edible gardens.
Florida hardiness zones
This plant is rated for zones 8 to 9. Zones it suits are outlined in the key.
- 8b (suits this plant)
- 9a (suits this plant)
- 9b (suits this plant)
- 10a
- 10b
- 11a
- 11b
Delivery and installation
Delivery and installation are available within 50 driving miles of our nursery. This plant is out of stock right now, so we cannot price delivery online yet. Ask for a special order, or call us and we will go from there.
Pricing and inventory are subject to change. We do our best to keep this system up to date with the latest stock and inventory information. You are welcome to call us to confirm any stock information.