Plum, Toka Fruit Tree #5
Plum Toka Fruit Tree
Prunus 'Toka'
Height: Typically 15–20 feet tall
Spread: Approximately 12–18 feet wide
Spacing: Plant 15–20 feet apart for full development
Growth Rate: Moderate
Deciduous
Ornamental tree
Description
Plum Toka Fruit Tree is a stunning, productive fruit tree known for its fragrant spring blooms and exceptional fruit. In early spring, this tree bursts with magnificent clusters of white flowers, adding a refreshing splash of elegance to the landscape. By late summer, it produces medium-sized plums with a unique, satisfying flavor—a delightful mix of sweet and spicy, often described as having a hint of bubblegum. The reddish-bronze skin gives way to rich, golden flesh, making it perfect for fresh eating, preserves, and desserts. With its polished branching structure and lush green foliage, this tree is a magnificent ornamental addition even when not in fruit.
General Care
- Sunlight: Prefers full sun
- Watering: Water regularly after planting to establish strong roots and support fruit production; once established, requires little supplemental watering except in prolonged dry periods
- Mulching: Apply a 2–3 inch layer of mulch to help retain moisture and regulate soil temperature
- Pruning: Prune in late winter to maintain shape, encourage airflow, and improve fruit quality
With its fragrant blossoms, stunning fruit, and refined form, Plum Toka Fruit Tree is a showstopping addition to any landscape, offering both beauty and delicious harvests year after year.
