'Czar' Plum Tree

'Czar' Plum TreeAn attractive, compact tree with heavy crops of large, dark purple fruit and unusually large blossom for a plum tree A traditional culinary plum dating from the 1870s Crops from early August through September Self fertile and one of the easiest plums to grow Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit and Plants for Pollinators Ideal for growing in less favourable conditions Czar will even fruit on a north facing wall Our trees are professionally pruned

can be enjoyed boiled

Provides all-year round interest to your garden with its unusual form and colours for each season

Expect your tree to reach heights of 5m and a spread of 3m in a 20 year period

Alongside their iconic red fruit

They are also excellent flowers to naturalise an area or to use in borders or at the front of beds

Heritage blooms with wonderful sweet smells

It is a vigorous

meaning that both female and male catkins can be found on the same tree

upright cherry blossom that produces showy white flowers (approximately 2

‘Tomcot’ boasts heavy crops of large fruits that can be dried and kept for many months when stored correctly

Looks good even when the leaves have fallen

such as birds