Methley Plum Tree Toxicity|Non-toxic to people and animals.

Methley Plum Tree Toxicity|Non-toxic to people and animals.Methley Plum trees are known for their ease of growth, abundance of sweet fruit, and the ornamental beauty of the tree itself. Originating in South Africa, Methley Plum was introduced to the United States in 1922. It is a variety of Japanese Plum, prunus salicina Methley. The plums are known for their mild, sweet taste, and red to purple colored skin. The flesh is red and juicy. These plums are clingstone, meaning the pit clings to the flesh of the

Full - partial shade

Even in shade it turns beautiful shades of soft pink

Ripening mid to late season

so are generally not considered poisonous

sweet flavor

"Mealy" refers to the powdery or grainy texture that can be found on the leaves and stems

winged nutlets that ripen in the fall

yet they ripen a few weeks apart from each other

you can cut the top off

Whiteflies

5in H - Assorted Colors : Clear

Greek for "joy of the mountains