Plums

European, Asian and hybrid plums. The groups bloom at different times and rarely pollinate each other, so pair within a type.

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  • Scionwood pre-orders open November 15. Wood ships February 1 to March 31.
  • Botanical plate of three dormant Canada plum scions with flat-pressed gray-brown buds, a thorn-tipped side shoot and an enlarged bud
    Pre-orders open November 15

    Canadian Plum Scionwood

    United States

    Canadian Plum Scionwood
    From $28.00

    Native northern plum scionwood
  • Early Laxton plums, whole, halved and pits, laid out beside a scale bar
    Pickup returns April 1

    Early Laxton Plum

    United Kingdom

    Early Laxton Plum
    From $66.00

    Early English dessert plum, raised in 1902
  • Fingers holding a small dusky blue-purple Lantz plum
    Pickup returns April 1

    Lantz Plum

    United States

    Lantz Plum
    From $77.00

    Cold-hardy Iowa State hybrid plum, 1958
  • Botanical plate of three dormant plum scions with shiny red-brown bark and an enlarged bud
    Pre-orders open November 15

    Prairie Red Hybrid Plum Scionwood

    United States

    Prairie Red Hybrid Plum Scionwood
    From $28.00

    Hardy northern hybrid plum scionwood
  • USDA watercolor of Shiro plum (Prunus salicina hybrid), painted by Deborah Griscom Passmore in 1900
    Pickup returns April 1

    Shiro Plum

    United States

    Shiro Plum
    From $66.00

    Yellow plum introduced by Luther Burbank
  • Japanese-type plums shown whole, halved and sliced, with pink-red flesh. Photo by Ivar Leidus, CC BY-SA 4.0. Representative photo, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Turkish Pink Plum

    Turkey

    Turkish Pink Plum
    From $66.00

    Pink Japanese-type plum, origin unrecorded