Chickasaw Plum (Prunus angustifolia) features white blooms in early spring and edible fruits in late summer. The blooms attract bees and other pollinators, and the fruits are loved by birds and other woodland creatures.
It's a native of sandhills and dry sites in north and central Florida, and naturally forms thickets making it great for privacy screening. Can also be trained as a standard tree form if you keep suckers removed and encourage a single trunk.
These are 3 gallon plants.
Full sun - part shade
Low - regular water.
Drought tolerant when established
Deciduous in winter.
Mature size: 15'-20' tall x wide.
Chickasaw Plum (Prunus angustifolia) features white blooms in early spring and edible fruits in late summer. The blooms attract bees and other pollinators, and the fruits are loved by birds and other woodland creatures.
It's a native of sandhills and dry sites in north and central Florida, and naturally forms thickets making it great for privacy screening. Can also be trained as a standard tree form if you keep suckers removed and encourage a single trunk.
These are 3 gallon plants.
Full sun - part shade
Low - regular water.
Drought tolerant when established
Deciduous in winter.
Mature size: 15'-20' tall x wide.
