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Plum tree 'Opal' 2 years old
Plum tree - Excalibeur 2 years old
Plum tree - Hanita Prune

Plum tree Hanita

399,00 kr
Plum tree - Prunus Ive
Plum tree - Prunus Victoria

Plum tree Victoria

369,00 kr
Plum tree - Prunus Victoria dwarf
Plum tree Italian Prune
Plum Tree Anniversary
Plum Tree Crows

Plum Tree Crows

398,00 kr
Plum tree Rivers Early Prolific

Which plum tree to choose?

Opal and Victoria are self-pollinating, they are a good choice if you want a single tree. If you want multiple plum trees, you should choose different varieties to get proper pollination, as not all plum trees are self-pollinating.

Many people start with an Opal or Victoria, which are good pollinators, then you can freely choose between the more special ones such as prunes or green reineclaude and many more.

How to care for and prune a plum tree

A well-shaped plum tree requires proper care and pruning. To ensure a healthy tree with optimal fruit, it is recommended to remove dead or diseased branches in the spring, while thinning the crown so that sunlight can reach the entire tree. This stimulates flowering and improves fruit quality.

When learning how to prune a plum tree, it is important to maintain a natural shape and avoid cutting too hard. Start with the oldest branches, and make sure all cuts are clean and precise to reduce the risk of disease.

If you have problems with your plum tree growing too vigorously, it is beneficial to prune the new shoots in summer. This will take some of the growth energy from the plant without it reacting with too many shoots.