Plum Tree Style:'Late Santa Rosa' on Myro this resilient companion will keep

this resilient companion will keep you smiling

Easy to grow and adaptable to drier soils in cool

For use in seed germination

it is grown as a houseplant and must be protected from cold drafts and temperatures below 55 degrees

Garden/Plants Organic No Type Granular

Plum Tree Style:'Late Santa Rosa' on Myro this resilient companion will keepAbout The Santa Rosa Plum Tree A favorite of home gardeners and farmers markets, the Santa Rosa plum, was introduced in 1906 by famed horticulturalist, Luther Burbank, out of his home in Santa Rosa, California. It is known for its sweet, slightly tart taste, and deep purple red color. This variety typically takes less years to begin bearing fruit than other plums. Commercial fruit production of the Santa Rosa plum is rare. This Japanese plum variety