Re: lefty's and plum trees?

Italian prune. Or French prune. It's the fruit that is dried to make prunes.


On Saturday, June 26, 2004, at 09:27 AM, Donna wrote:

Yep-- what is it called? I would love to get another one!

Donna


Dark purple outside, yellow inside?

On Saturday, June 26, 2004, at 08:25 AM, Donna wrote: 

PLUM Tree:
I have two here, one ornamental and the other for fruit. Both are
underplanted and seem fine Bonnie. How old is your tree? Maybe I
will
have the problem later as mine are about 6 years old.

At a previous house, there was a Italian plum tree smack dab next to
the
garage.(no I didn't plant it, came that way, and that is what the
previous owner called it). Didn't seem to hurt the foundation as it
was 
an old tree. Wish I knew what tree it really was as it had the best
fruit... for eating or making jams. Small oblong fruit but very
tasty.

Donna 

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Island Jim
Southwest Florida
Zone 10
27.0 N, 82.4 W

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