Great for windbreaks and wildlife habitat.
Growth Form: irregular
Crown Density: open
Size: to 8 feet high to 8 foot spread
Drought Resistance: good
Cold Hardiness: excellent
Growth Rate: rapid
Life Span: moderate
Elevational Range: to 8,000 feet
Soil Conditions: good alkaline tolerance
Possible Insect Problems: pear-slug sawfly
Possible Disease Problems: fireblight, powdery mildew
Wildlife Value: excellent: hoofed browsers; nesting cover and food value
Seasonal Color: large white flowers in May
Miscellany: native; delicious edible fruit for jellies and canning; forms a thicket
From "Trees for Conservation: A Buyer's Guide" by Colorado State Forest Service
ALL TAXES ARE INCLUDED IN PURCHASE PRICE
American Plum
All orders are final. If an item is out of stock, Morgan Conservation District will work to fulfill the item with another supplier, but no guarantees can be made. In this case, returns shall be issued to customers within 90 days of original purchase date. Orders must be picked up at our office at 200 West Railroad Avenue, Fort Morgan, CO 80701 during Tree Day in May 2026. Final date TBD. All customers will be notified in April 2026 of the final date.
