Weeping Santa Rosa Plum Features_Fixes Nitrogen by Hill Craddock

by Hill Craddock

also known as Sea Buckthorn

nigra nearby to get best fruit yields from both plants

Fun fact: the reference to Leathercoat fruit in Shakespeare’s play Henry IV is to heavily russetted apples

Weeping Santa Rosa Plum Features_Fixes Nitrogen by Hill CraddockPrunus salicina x 'Weeping Santa Rosa' A fantastic focal point in your edible landscape, the Weeping Santa Rosa has a beautiful draping habit, showy late blossoms, and delicious fruit. Grows to 8' 10' tall and has attractive white blossoms in early spring. While it doesn't set large crops of fruit, Santa Rosa plums are a beautiful claret red, and intensely flavorful. Requires only 200 400 chill hours to set fruit, and ripens 2 3 weeks later than