Duo Plum Fruit Tree
- Now you can grow two plum varieties from one tree - space saving and easy to grow!
- Two different varieties have both been grafted on to the same tree!
- This novelty and compact tree will reward you with pounds of delicious juicy and fresh plums for years to come.
- As the tree already has a 'V' shape this tree could be trained along a wall or fence.
- Supplied as a bare root, grower quality tree, grafted on a single rootstock with named 2 plum varieties.
- Now you can grow two plum varieties from one tree - space saving and easy to grow!
- Two different varieties have both been grafted on to the same tree!
- This novelty and compact tree will reward you with pounds of delicious juicy and fresh plums for years to come.
- As the tree already has a 'V' shape this tree could be trained along a wall or fence.
- Supplied as a bare root, grower quality tree, grafted on a single rootstock with named 2 plum varieties.
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Product Information
Duo Plum Fruit Tree - Now everyone can grow fruit trees in the minimum of space! These incredible duo fruit trees have been meticulously grafted by highly skilled nurserymen, to create 2 different trees growing on one rootstock! What's more, the rootstocks are dwarfing meaning that your trees will always remain compact! You will get 2 different varieties of fruit from 1 tree so are perfect for anyone who loves the idea of picking their own home-grown fresh fruit, but has limited space. Each of the varieties will produce bumper crops of delicious full sized fruit! Because they are already trained into a V shape, they are perfect for growing up a wall.
What Is Supplied
Supplied as a bare root, grower quality tree, grafted on a single rootstock with 2 named plum varieties.
Plant Care Information
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Care Information
- Apply a slow-release fertiliser such as blood fish and bone in early spring, and mulch to retain moisture.
- Drape netting over cherry trees to protect the fruit from birds.
- Water regularly, and don't let the soil dry out if planted in pots.
- Stone fruit should not be pruned during winter, to minimise the risk of infection - early summer is the ideal time. Established trees don't require radical pruning, just take off any diseased, dying and damaged branches, (the three Ds). Look at the overall shape and aim for an open structure of branches and remove any that cross over so they don't damage each other.
- Hang wasp traps in trees and harvest crops as soon as they ripen. Avoid leaving windfalls or over-ripe fruit on the ground.
- Don't forget the tree guards as rabbits can strip the bark overnight.
Planting/Flowering Calendar
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Fully Grown Plant Dimensions (approx)
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