Big-tree Plum -

Generally not required unless soil is very poor.

Space trees 10 feet apart for a thick hedge, or 20 feet apart for an orchard setup.

Ideal for jams, jellies, and preserves because of their high tartness-to-sweetness ratio. To make this guide better, let me know: big-tree plum

Requires a second variety (another wild plum seedling) 1. Planting and Site Selection

These plums send up "suckers" (new shoots) from the roots. If you want a single trunk tree, prune these suckers away regularly. If you want a hedge, leave them. 3. Pruning Generally not required unless soil is very poor

Because they flower early, avoid planting in low "frost pockets" where cold air settles. Plant on a slope or near a building for protection. 2. Care and Maintenance

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I can then tell you the best specific varieties or planting tips for your situation. Plum Tree Planting & Care - The Farm Between