Buena Park, Ca
| I have a Santa Rosa plum and it blooms every year but after that the flowers fall off and I never get any fruit. any advice? Thank you. |
Answer from NGANovember 28, 2010
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Your Santa Rosa plum is considered self-pollinating but it will set more fruit if you plant a second, different variety of plum in your yard. Without a second tree you'll won't get a very big harvest. I'd plant a Shiro or Satsuma plum tree for cross pollination. Both trees will bare heavy crops for you. |
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