Plum Combo - 'Santa Rosa' & 'Satsuma'
Prunus Salicina
WPLSAC
Great Plum combo Santa Rosa and Satsuma
$80.00
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Product information
A great combo to increase your home-grown summer fruit orchard. This combo includes 'Satsuma', a true blood plum with mid-sized, dark red rounded fruits and 'Santa Rosa', with large plums with golden flesh. A self- pollinating plum that will pollinate other Japanese plums in yours and possibly your neighbour's backyard.
Shipping information
Plant orders:
1–14 plants: $14.50
15–29 plants: $25.00
30+ plants: $35.50
Seeds can be added for no additional charge.
Plants with any other combination of hardware, books, bulbs or tubers:
1–14 plants: $29.00
15–29 plants: $39.50
30+ plants: $50.00
Quarantine surcharge:
$6.00 - covers additional cost of mandatory inspections for WA, NT and TAS orders only.
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Product Information
A great combo to increase your home-grown summer fruit orchard. This combo includes 'Satsuma', a true blood plum with mid-sized, dark red rounded fruits and 'Santa Rosa', with large plums with golden flesh. A self- pollinating plum that will pollinate other Japanese plums in yours and possibly your neighbour's backyard.
How to grow
Easy to grow fruit trees, plums are high yielding and best trained to an open vase shape for maximum fruiting. Improve soil with aged compost and manure prior to planting. Water regularly during summer to improve fruit retention. Protect from frost during flowering in early spring. PLANTING TIPS: 1. Before planting, water with a weak seaweed solution to help minimise transplant shock. 2. Choose a sunny spot with well-drained soil. Remove weeds and grass to avoid competition with you new tree. 3. Dig the planting hole twice as wide and one and a half times deeper than the plant pot. 4. Backfill compost and soil to the same depth as the pot so that the soil in the pot is level with the soil surface. 5. Remove the pot and place your tree in the hole. Backfill with soil and compost mixture. Firm down gently and stake if required. 6. Mulch around the base with organic mulch to prevent competition from weeds, but always keep it away from the trunk. 7. Water now and regularly until plant establishes in the garden.
Growing information