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Opal Plum (Prunus domestica) Bare-Root Tree 4–5 ft

Opal Plum (Prunus domestica) Bare-Root Tree 4–5 ft

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Opal Plum (Prunus domestica) Bare-Root Tree

Grow your own delicious Opal plums with this reliable, self-fertile European plum tree. It produces pretty spring blossom followed by sweet, juicy purple-red fruit with golden flesh, making it a rewarding choice for a sunny garden.

Why grow an Opal Plum?

  • Self-fertile, so it can fruit without another plum tree nearby
  • Sweet, richly flavoured plums for eating fresh, desserts and preserves
  • Beautiful spring blossom and a productive summer crop
  • Supplied bare-root at approximately 4–5 ft (120–150 cm)

Bare-root delivery

Bare-root trees are lifted while dormant and dispatched without a pot or compost. Plant promptly after delivery for the best start.

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Planting Instructions

Plant your Opal Plum in a sunny, sheltered position with fertile, well-drained soil. Soak the roots before planting, spread them out in the planting hole, backfill firmly and water well. Keep the tree watered during its first growing season and mulch around the base without covering the stem.

Size & Specification

Supplied as a bare-root Opal Plum (Prunus domestica) tree approximately 4–5 ft (120–150 cm) tall. Bare-root trees are supplied dormant without a pot or compost, so the overall appearance on arrival will differ from a container-grown plant.

Delivery & Dispatch

Bare-root trees are lifted and dispatched during the dormant season. On arrival, unwrap the roots, soak them if needed and plant as soon as possible. If planting must wait, keep the roots cool, shaded and damp, but not standing in water.

Wildlife & Ecological Notes

The early spring blossom provides nectar and pollen for visiting pollinators. The tree adds seasonal habitat and produces fruit that can be enjoyed by people and garden wildlife.