Japanese plums made their appearance in the United States back in the late 1870s. These trees … See more

European plums are more upright, or v-shaped, in their growth. While it is more common for European varieties to be self-pollinating, you will find better yields and healthier tr… See more

American plum varieties (Prunus americana), also known as “Bush Plums,” are a far less common type of plum. These trees are smallerthan their European and Japanese c… See more