Spring Satin™ Plumcot (full size tree) Australia
The Spring Satin Plumcot is a delicious fruit that is a cross between a plum and an apricot. It has a dark-red skin with a satin surface, and yellow flesh that ripens to red. It has a high sugar content when ripe, and the fruit is delicious for eating fresh or for preserves. Use Methley Plum as a pollinator. More Information
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The Spring Satin Plumcot Grows in zones 1 - 8 Your Tree's Personality Shipping Height 3' - 4' Mature Height 8-12' Mature Spread 8-10' Growth Speed Medium Scientific Name Prunus armeniaca x domestica 'Spring Satin'
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Spring Satin, which originated as an open-pollinated seedling of BY8111-6, is a large, high-quality, early-ripening fruit that is well-adapted to the humid climate of southeastern USA. It is the first plumcot cultivar released by a public breeding programme. Related References
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Description. Prunus X Spring Satin Plumcot is a fruit tree that grows best in full sun and requires neutral, well-drained soils. It is ideal for outdoor landscapes. This tree produces edible, sweet fruit that has a taste between a plum and an apricot. The fruit has dark red skin and a yellow-to-red finish. Spring Satin Plumcot reaches up to 6.5.
Spring Satin Harvest General Fruit Growing Growing Fruit
The Spring Satin Plumcot is a delicious fruit that is a cross between a plum and an apricot. It has a dark-red skin with a satin surface, and yellow flesh that ripens to red. It has a high sugar content when ripe, and the fruit is delicious for eating fresh or for preserves.
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Spring Satin Plumcot is a plum x apricot hybrid that was introduced from USDA in Georgia. The fruit matures in early July about mid-apricot season. Spring Satin is purple colored with yellow-red flesh when mature. It has great flavor. It looks very similar to a Japanese plum and requires cross pollination with other Japanese plums.
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Spring Satin Plumcot is a small tree that is commonly grown for its edible qualities. It produces burgundy round fruit (technically 'drupes') with powder blue overtones and gold flesh which are usually ready for picking in mid summer. The fruit will often fade to black over time.
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Spring Satin Plumcot $38.00 Apricot-plum cross. Dark red skin, sweet red flesh. Ripens June. 750 Chill Hours. Size Add to Cart Collections: Aprium, Pluot and Pluerry, Plums Related Items Au Cherry Plum $30.25 Au Rosa Plum from $30.25 Apricot-plum cross. Dark red skin, sweet red flesh. Ripens June. 750 Chill Hours.
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Spring Satin Plumcot Prunus sp. cross This new cultivar is the first plumcot that is well adapted to the medium-high chill areas of the south. Plumcots developed in California haven't done well in the south. Large 2", high quality fruit. Reddish-black skin with yellowish-red flesh. Freestone. Self fertile. This unique cross is tolerant to.
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Plant care information Explore the PlantNet exclusive Spring Satin Plumcot, available in garden centres, PlantNet stockists, and online to NSW, VIC, QLD, and SA!
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Grow Your Own Fresh Fruit Trees! 'Spring Satin' Plumcot is a unique cross between an apricot and a plum, producing larger and firmer fruit than other plumcots. This deliciously sweet combination produces clingstone fruit with dark red-black skin and golden red flesh. This tasty clingstone fruit was first introduced in Georgia in 2002.
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This bulletin offers information about plum production, pruning, thinning, fertilization, and variety selection in the home garden. Plums belong to the Prunus genus and consists of many species of different origins and diverse fruit types. Most commercially grown varieties are derived from either Japanese or Asian plums (P. salicina and its interspecific hybrids) or European plums (P.
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Description TREE SIZE: 2-year-old tree that is approximately 4-5 feet tall USDA HARDINESS ZONES: 5-8 POLLINATION: Methley, Burbank, Santa Rosa ROOTSTOCK: Guardian RIPENING DATE: Mid season SPACING: Plant trees 15-20 feet apart The Spring Satin Plumcot is a mix of an apricot and a plum. This plumcot has a reddish black skin with a golden red flesh.
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Spring Satin Plumcot General Fruit Growing wildscaper May 14, 2016, 6:46pm #1 I just finished my first harvest of these from my tree in my greenhouse. A dropping fruit told me it was time to harvest! These have been pretty good. Sort of reminds me of Santa Rosa plum in that the flesh is sweet but there is some zing in the skin.
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Spring Satin Plumcot Tree 28 Reviews Ask Questions Qty Add to Cart Supreme Standard, Bare-root. Ships 4 - 5' Tall and/or with a 5/8"+ trunk. Professionally pruned for FREE! Item #141711 FREE Shipping on this item* Buy now, pay later with Details at checkout. What tree size should I choose? Read more & determine the perfect size for your yard.
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Our Spring Satin plumcot has been blooming for years, only occasionally getting pollination from distant (native?) plum trees. This year, we were hoping that.