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Fruiting Trees

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Plum trees are very easy to grow, and are adapted well for our Wyoming environment. They prefer full sun, and well-draining soils, and need consistent waterings especially during hot dry periods. Plums bloom in early spring with showy white flowers that attract bees and other pollinators to the yard. Plums require a pollinator with the exception of Mount Royal which is self fertile. The best pollinator is the toka plum, as it is the most floriferous.
Plum American
Height: 15-25' Width: 15-25' Zone: 3 A small tree or multi-stemmed shrub that produces red plums that ripen in early summer. The fuit has a sour outer skin, but juicy sweet flesh. Best used for jams, jellies, and preserves.
Plum BlackIce
Ripening Date: Early AugustBlooms: MayPollination: TokaHeight: 8-12'Zone: 4Flavor: SweetTexture: JuicyFresh Eating: Very GoodPreserves: Jam/JellySaouces: DesertsBaking: Very GoodStorage Ability: Poor
Plum Mount Royal
Ripening Date: Late AugustBlooms: Early MayPollination: Self FruitfulHeight: 8-12''Zone: 4Flavor: SweetTexture: FirmFresh Eating: Very GoodPreserves: DryingSauce: DesertBaking: GoodStorage Ability: Poor
Plum Pipestone
Ripening Date: Late AugustBlooms: Early MayPollination: TokaHeight: 10-15''Zone: 3Flavor: SweetTexture: JuicyFresh Eating: Very GoodPreserves: Jam/JelySauce: DesertBaking: FairStorage Ability: Poor
Plum Superior
Ripening Date: Late AugustBlooms: Early MayPollination: TokaHeight: 15-20''Zone: 4Flavor: SweetTexture: JuicyFresh Eating: ExcellentPreserves: Jam/JellySauce: DesertBaking: GoodStorage Ability: Poor
Plum Toka
Ripening Date: Late AugustBlooms: Early MayPollination: Best Pollinator for other plums Height: 15-20'Zone: 3Flavor: SweetTexture: FirmFresh Eating: ExcellentPreserves: Jam/JellySauce: DesertBaking: FairStorage Ability: Poor