This Japanese plum tree fulfills two purposes in your yard — producing beautiful, white spring blooms and delicious fruit. The plums are large in size with red to purple coloring, ripening midseason. Their fine-textured clingstone flesh is delicious when eaten fresh, canned, or used in cooking.
While the Santa Rosa plum is a self-pollinator, you’ll harvest a better crop when planted with other Japanese varieties.
 
Shape
Columnar
Growth Speed
Fast
Scientific Name
Prunus salicina ‘Santa Rosa’
Mature Height
18' - 25'
Mature Spread
10' - 20'
Sun Preference
Full Sun
Soil Preference
Loamy, Well Drained