Plum - Big-tree

Remove dead, damaged, or diseased branches ("the 3 Ds") annually.

Protect young trunks with wire cages (deer) or hardware cloth (voles) to prevent girdling. 6. Harvesting Timing: Fruit matures in late summer to early fall. big-tree plum

Canadian plums are not self-fertile. (seedlings rather than clones) for proper fruit set. 5. Pests and Diseases Remove dead, damaged, or diseased branches ("the 3

Water heavily every week during the first growing season to establish roots. big-tree plum

Space trees 10 feet apart for a thick hedge, or 20 feet apart for an orchard setup.

I can then tell you the best specific varieties or planting tips for your situation. Plum Tree Planting & Care - The Farm Between