Dwarf, Brooks Prune (Bare Root) 7/8" Size
Large fruit wrapped in dark blue-purple skin with sunny yellow flesh. Flavor is deliciously sweet, making this an excellent variety for fresh eating, drying, canning, and preserves. Brooks is well known as the top variety used in Oregon’s prune industry. Lovely white blooms add interest and beauty to the garden in spring. Stores up to a week in the refrigerator after ripening.
Dwarf with a mature height of approximately 8-10’; 8-10’ spacing between trees is recommended.
Thin fruit within 30 days of end of bloom.
Ripens in September.
Self pollinating—planting with another european plum variety such as Early Italian is recommended for higher yields.
Zones 5-9
Large fruit wrapped in dark blue-purple skin with sunny yellow flesh. Flavor is deliciously sweet, making this an excellent variety for fresh eating, drying, canning, and preserves. Brooks is well known as the top variety used in Oregon’s prune industry. Lovely white blooms add interest and beauty to the garden in spring. Stores up to a week in the refrigerator after ripening.
Dwarf with a mature height of approximately 8-10’; 8-10’ spacing between trees is recommended.
Thin fruit within 30 days of end of bloom.
Ripens in September.
Self pollinating—planting with another european plum variety such as Early Italian is recommended for higher yields.
Zones 5-9
Large fruit wrapped in dark blue-purple skin with sunny yellow flesh. Flavor is deliciously sweet, making this an excellent variety for fresh eating, drying, canning, and preserves. Brooks is well known as the top variety used in Oregon’s prune industry. Lovely white blooms add interest and beauty to the garden in spring. Stores up to a week in the refrigerator after ripening.
Dwarf with a mature height of approximately 8-10’; 8-10’ spacing between trees is recommended.
Thin fruit within 30 days of end of bloom.
Ripens in September.
Self pollinating—planting with another european plum variety such as Early Italian is recommended for higher yields.
Zones 5-9
