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PEAR—PLUM
PEAR, BARTLETT Pyrus x ‘Bartlett’
Very juicy, large fruit with blush. Bears fruit at a young
age. Crop ripens in September.
Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. BPE 6' #7
Mature Ht: 15' & Spd: 10'
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PEAR, SUMMERCRISP Pyrus x ‘Summercrisp’
Introduced by the Univ. of Minnesota, this improved
Bartlett is hardier than Bartlett by one zone and fireblight
free. The fruit is large, sweet and crisp, similar to an Asian
Pear. Harvest in August, stores up to two months.
Max. Elev: 8,000 ft. SCP 1" #15
Mature Ht: 15' & Spd: 15'
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PLUM, ITALIAN Prunus domestica ‘Italian’
This small tree produces a heavy crop of bluish purple fruit.
The flesh is yellow, sweet and ideal for canning, freezing
and drying for prunes. It is a hearty tree that is late blooming
and will adapt to most soil types. A self pollinator that is
a must for your orchard. The females are rumored to have
hairy pits.
Max. Elev: 7,000 ft. ITA #5
Mature Ht: 15' & Spd: 15'
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PLUM, MOUNT ROYAL Prunus ‘Mount Royal’
Striking blue fruit follows incredible pink flowers on this
plum tree. Ripens around mid-August, just in time for
throwing at school kids or making jams & preserves. Self
fertile.
Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. PMR 5' #7
Mature Ht: 15' & Spd: 10' 1¼" #15
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PLUM, STANLEY Prunus domestica ‘Stanley’
Large, prune type, good for home gardens. Dark blue fruit,
yellow flesh that is tender, firm and sweet. Freestone.
Mid-season. Good pollinator. Self-fertile.
Max. Elev: 8,500 ft. STP 4-6' #5
Mature Ht: 15' & Spd: 12'
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PLUM, SUPERIOR Prunus ‘Superior’
Large, dark red fruit with sweet, yellow flesh that’s delicious
right off the tree. Bears fruit the first year.
Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. PSU 4-6' #5
Mature Ht: 15' & Spd: 10' 6' #7 $
1" #15
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