Bare Root Blue Damson Plum ( Prunus insititia)

Bare Root Blue Damson Plum ( Prunus insititia)Hardy, deciduous fruit tree Description: Bears simple, small white flowers in early spring followed by ovoid shaped, dark indigo blue skinned fruits with clingstone flesh; trees are self fruitful and do not require cross pollination Habit: Grows to 12 15 high and wide; shrubby Culture: Prefers full sun to part shade and medium to dry, well drained soil Hardiness: Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4 Origin: Europe Attributes: Attracts birds, edible fruits

Brass wall clock has a 14" diameter

and was used in basket weaving

daisy-like flowers in spring on low-growing plants

hand-polished finish

showy fruit

especially in northern climates

Blue Star was likely not cultivated as a garden plant until the mid-1800s

The directors of the Rivanna Company rebut his 1817 bill of complaint

thereby keeping intact what remained of the British Empire

Description: Rosy-purple

Culture: Prefers well-drained but evenly moist garden loam and some shade

and the fruits were steeped in a cooling drink similar in taste to lemonade