Plum, Byron Gold, Bare Root
Sweet, late-season yellow plum
Plum, Byron Gold, Bare Root - Bare Root / 4-5' / Standard Halford Rootstock is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The Byron Gold Plum is a top rated Japanese plum that is highly sought-after variety due to its exceptional flavor, high production, attractive appearance, and disease resistance. This vigorous tree produces an abundance of large, high quality, golden-yellow plums that are sweet and juicy, making them ideal for fresh eating, preserves, pies, and drying. The Byron Gold plum variety is relatively new, but has grown quickly in popularity due to its high quality. This early maturing cultivar is vigorous, well anchored, and tolerant of a high water table.
Height: Mature trees reach 15-20 feet tall
Fruit Type: Freestone - the flesh easily separates from the pit
Fruit Size: Large, 2-2.5 inches in diameter
Fruit Shape: Round
Taste: Sweet, juicy, and slightly tart
Color: Golden yellow with a red blush when fully ripe
Chill Hours: 700
Fruit Maturity: Early summer (June-July)
Flowering Time: Early to mid-season
Pollination:
Self fertile, but benefits from cross pollination with other prunus species. See our Pollination page for more information on cross-pollination varieties and requirements!
Height: Mature trees reach 15-20 feet tall
Fruit Type: Freestone - the flesh easily separates from the pit
Fruit Size: Large, 2-2.5 inches in diameter
Fruit Shape: Round
Taste: Sweet, juicy, and slightly tart
Color: Golden yellow with a red blush when fully ripe
Chill Hours: 700
Fruit Maturity: Early summer (June-July)
Flowering Time: Early to mid-season
Pollination:
Self fertile, but benefits from cross pollination with other prunus species. See our Pollination page for more information on cross-pollination varieties and requirements!
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Sun RequirementsFull Sun
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Soil RequirementsMedium, Medium-Wet, Medium-Dry
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Bloom ColorWhite
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Bloom TimeMarch, April
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USDA Hardiness ZonesZone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9+
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Chill Hours400
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Native StatesGeorgia
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