(Prunus maritima) This grafted American cultivar produces tasty red plums when pollenized by another beach plum, such as Premier (C310). As with all beach plums, crops are heavy some years and light others. The shrubby tree can grow to 15', but can be kept to 6' with pruning. Tolerant of salty spray, it prefers sandy soil. Beach plums bloom in early spring and usually don't set a crop in the Pacific Northwest.
(Prunus maritima) This shrubby small American plum tree can grow to 15', but is easily kept to 6' with pruning. It blooms in May and produces large blue fruit when pollenized by another beach plum such as Jersey (C305). Like all beach plums, crops are heavy in some years and light in others. Tolerant of salty spray, it prefers a sandy soil. On Myro 29C rootstock.
