2 American Plum Trees Live Plants – Cold Hardy – 8-13 inch Tall

Planting American Plum Trees

Looking to add beauty and delicious fruit to your landscape? Our American Plum Trees are the perfect choice! These live plants are cold hardy and thrive in USDA zones 4-9. Each tree arrives 6-13″ tall and dormant during the winter months, ready to awaken and flourish in your garden.

The American Plum Tree is a deciduous tree known for its stunning spring blossoms and tasty plums. With a mature height of 30–60 ft (9–18 m), this tree provides shade and visual appeal. These live plum trees are ideal for outdoor planting, offering a natural habitat for wildlife and a source of fresh fruit for you and your family. Consider planting with related species like live huckleberry, ginkgo saplings, or even avocado for a diverse and thriving garden ecosystem.

Key Benefits:

• Cold Hardy: Thrives in USDA zones 4-9, tolerating cold winters.
• Delicious Fruit: Enjoy fresh, homegrown plums.
• Beautiful Blossoms: Adds visual appeal to your landscape.
• Wildlife Habitat: Provides food and shelter for birds and other animals.

Our American Plum Trees are easy to plant and maintain, making them a great choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners. They are a great addition to any garden, providing beauty, shade, and delicious fruit for years to come. Consider adding companion plants like forsythia, magnolia, or goji berry bushes to enhance your garden’s beauty and productivity.

Related gardening terms to consider when planting include sweet live huckleberry, ginkgo live saplings, avocado, lilac, purple orange night mulberry, mangosteen, quince, japanese variety forsythia, magnolia, goji sycamore, white blueberry, jacaranda, thornless cassava, red night agave, goji yuca, manihot, and neem. These plants can complement your American Plum Trees and create a diverse and thriving garden.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How tall will these American Plum Trees get? The American Plum Tree can reach a mature height of 30 to 60 feet.
2. What is the best time to plant these live plum trees? The ideal time to plant is during the dormant season, either late fall or early spring.
3. What kind of soil do American Plum Trees need? They prefer well-drained soil, but are adaptable to various soil types.
4. How much sunlight do these cold hardy trees require? American Plum Trees need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day.
5. Do I need to prune my American Plum Tree? Yes, pruning is recommended to maintain shape and encourage fruit production.