Description
Plum ‘Pembina’ – tree requires cross-pollination
Prunus ‘Pembina’
Zone: 3
Exposure: Full Sun
Mature Size: 16′ high x 13′ wide
Flower Color: White to pinkish
Fruit ripening time: Late August
Fruit Color & Size: Red thick skin and golden flesh, large
Pollination: Tree requires cross-pollination
Taste: Sweet and juicy
Description: The Pembina Plum is not just a fruit tree but also an ornamental tree, thanks to its beautiful flowers and attractive appearance. The hardiest prairie plum, with a round upright habit of growth. White to pinkish blooms, dark green foliage, and large red plums with a wonderful sweet and juicy flavor. This fruit tree requires cross-pollination. A great addition to your home orchard.
Ornamental Features: Showy white/pinkish flowers along branches in early spring and dark green foliage throughout the season turning yellow in the fall. Large red fruit in late summer, excellent for eating fresh and making jams and jellies.
Landscape Attributes: Hardy deciduous tree with a more or less rounded form. Pruned in late winter once the threat of extreme cold has passed.
