Motz Nursery of Wisconsin

Zones 3 - 8

11/16" Std

University of Wisconsin River Falls. Very popular and hard to come by! A cross between cherry plums and conventional Japanese dessert plums, Black Ice is exceptionally winter hardy and early ripening, making it a great choice for northern gardeners who want to grow fruit. Compact growth makes it easy to manage. Requires a pollinator (Toka).

  $40

Zone: 4 - 8

11/16" Std

Blue - European Plum. Good eaten off tree. Excellent for dessert, jam and preserves. Tender, juicy flesh. Considered the best blue cultivar in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

SELF-POLLINATING           

  $40 

Zone 4-7

11/16" Std

Pollinator, Hybrid with large fruit with dark red, russet-dotted skin. Flesh is yellow, juicy, and sweet. Heavy bearing tree lacks hardiness in northern areas. Often sets fruit the first year. Clingstone.

  $40

Zones 3 - 8

Std 11/16"

One of the best pollinators. The medium sized fruit has lovely, apricot-colored skin and rich flavored flesh. It is self-pollinating but generally it will bear more fruit if there is another plum nearby. It will usually bear fruit as a young tree. Ripens mid-August.

  $40