That is so generous of you @porters, thank you. That is great you have had some success with the ones you have now discovered. And the plum doesn't need two to cross-pollinate?
I know, we shouldn't try to push the envelope, but I figure 25 years for the plum was pretty darned good for up here. Sometimes we are successful for a while, sometimes we are not. C'est la vie!
I decided to replace them with apple trees this past spring, despite the fact my three previous apple trees have not survived more than a couple years, lol. My husband has banned me from buying any more if these one don't survive, lol!
I look forward to my husband's retirement, as long as we can sell our house, we shall be moving to a warmer climate (which I never thought would ever happen) and I hope to have better success with our harvests.
Glad to have you back from your Christmas vacation, I hope you had a wonderful and relaxing time.
Thanks for taking the time to stop in and comment :)
We had planted a number of these suckers plus we had other varieties around but where it was originally there was no other plums around.
I could send you two.
My plums do better than my apples as far as the trees surviving. I do have a Parkland that has done very well and has produced for many years.
Where abouts are you thinking of retiring too? And how long do you have to wait?
Hope you had a marvelous Christmas too and a wonderful New Year!
That is awesome to know there is a strain that doesn't need others around... I will keep it in mind for the future, right now with adding the apples, I don't have the room to add any... but we shall see... and I thank you for offering.
We have decided we want to move to BC and take advantage of the warmer climate.
We have four years till hubs retires, best case scenario would be three, but that is hopeful to say the least.
We had a lovely quiet Christmas, just the way I like it. Thank you for asking!
Happy New Year to you too :)