Zone: 4 to 8
Prefers: Full Sun
Will grow: 18-20’ Tall and Wide
Fruit Ripens: Late summer
Ideal for: Fresh Eating/Canning/Baking/Dehydrating/Pie/Frozen
Why this variety: Toka “Bubblegum Plum” was introduced in 1911 in South Dakota and was a cross between the American plum and the fragrant apricot of China. It’s self-pollinating but also produces a ton of pollen to help other plum trees nearby that may require cross pollination. The fruit is incredibly sweet, like candy, earning its nickname “Bubblegum Plum”. It has tolerated temperatures as low as -50 degrees F.
Current plant size: 1” trunk diameter 5-gallon nursery pot
Root Stock: Mustang
Zone: 4 to 8
Prefers: Full Sun
Will grow: 18-20’ Tall and Wide
Fruit Ripens: Late summer
Ideal for: Fresh Eating/Canning/Baking/Dehydrating/Pie/Frozen
Why this variety: Toka “Bubblegum Plum” was introduced in 1911 in South Dakota and was a cross between the American plum and the fragrant apricot of China. It’s self-pollinating but also produces a ton of pollen to help other plum trees nearby that may require cross pollination. The fruit is incredibly sweet, like candy, earning its nickname “Bubblegum Plum”. It has tolerated temperatures as low as -50 degrees F.
Current plant size: 1” trunk diameter 5-gallon nursery pot
Root Stock: Mustang
