Plums, plums, and the like taste best from your own garden. We show what to look out for when planting a plum tree.<\/p>\n
The plum ( Prunus domestica<\/em> ) and its subspecies the plum ( Prunus domestica<\/em> subsp. Domestica<\/em> ) belong, like many other fruit trees, to the large rose family<\/em> (Rosaceae). They are among the most undemanding types of fruit and also thrive very well in rougher areas. However, plums already bloom in early spring and are therefore particularly susceptible to late frosts. A suitable location is therefore essential for a rich plum harvest. In this article, we will explain to you how best to proceed when planting a plum tree and what else you need to consider in addition to choosing the right location.<\/p>\n Before you plant a plum tree, of course, you need to decide on one of the many varieties. You should also think about the space available in your garden in advance because the size of a fruit tree can vary greatly depending on the type and form of upbringing.<\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n<\/span>Buy plum tree as a pot or bale product<\/span><\/h2>