Plum Tree - Pembina Crabapple This is a great little

This is a great little book for anyone who wants quick easy advice on how to best take care of your fruit trees

which cause the distinct fluttering in the wind

The frustrating myth that “trees take care of themselves

Ripening: Late August to Early Sept

Does not tolerate any salt

Plum Tree - Pembina Crabapple This is a great littleHardiness: Zone 3. Size: Standard Tree up to16 ft. Planting: Full Sun, good soil. Fruit: Red with blue hue, 4 5 cm in size. Pollination: Requires alternate variety (Sandcherry, Manor, Queen of Hearts, Toka) Use: Excellent for fresh eating and jams, poor for canning. Ripening: Late August to Early Sept. Pot: 5 gal 6ft. Thick skinned with soft, juicy orange gold flesh. Consider one of the finest prairie plums.