I'm in Kansas, have had a santa rosa plum tree and a sweet treat plum tree in the garden since 2013 or 2014, this is the second year they have had fruit on them.
I'm so happy I came across this video! I've never heard of a pluerry tree, but I'm definitely gonna try to get my hands on one soon! I'm in zone 8a and I already have a plum tree. I've been wanting a cherry tree so this would be perfect for me!! Thanks for sharing!
Do we really get enough chill hours in Phoenix? Especially in the last few years. I know people are growing them here but I haven’t heard about them actually producing fruit. I would love to grow this and Asian pears since they have similar chill hour requirements.
What's a delicious looking fruit! Love the Hollyhocks in the background; they're one of my favorites. Once, mine grew so tall you could see them from the main road. I had a few neighbors knocking on my door asking about them. I was happy to share bouquets & later seeds!
Impressive I'd had loved to see that. I once had a sunflower grow as tall as my 2 story rental.. it was unreal with all these flowers on it in yellow and rust orange
Also Dan I just want to thank you for all the inspiration you've given me over the years I've been a fan for overv5 years now and continue to be inspired by you.thanks Dan.
First they came for the kudzu, and I said nothing, because kudzu was annoying... then they came for the tree of heaven, and I didn't care because I didn't like landscape plants...
Thank you, I received my tree collard mix seeds, so happy to have them never had any before. God bless you and your family. And that Pluerry tree looks worth looking into.
Be sure check tomato horn worms on pepper plants, as I been taking care of tomatoe plants with BT. And I found two big ones on my pepper plants. All this time I read about BT, it never mentioned for pepper plants.
If you give them a bit a shade early on they should do fine. We often see temps over 100 here. Chill hours however, is crucial to getting a fruit set. 300-500 hours below 40f will suffice. Cheers!
I've got a Myrobalan cherry-plum sprouting right now. Hopefully it survives into adulthood and gets joined by the other several seeds soon too but knowing my luck/skill it'll be a success if I even just get the one that's sprouting.
Hey! I live in Ohio. I'm thinking about getting some of these. I've never tried growing fruit because I figured it was a waste of time with our winters. Do you take them indoors during winter or can they survive somehow? I'm really interested in these and any tips could help!
Just moved to a condo that has a couple cherry trees .... but something ate them all! Squirrel? Rat? opussum? raccoon? How do I keep the critters out of them?
@Jana miles I "think" I know what you are referring to (Etsy). In all fairness those trees are 6ft tall in 15gal pots and ready to fruit compared to bare root. So basically you are getting a tremendous few yrs head start on production, so I can see why the price is what it is but it still comes down to if its affordable and worth it on an individual basis.
You have the most amazing types of fruit! This is the first time I've ever heard of Pluerry. I love your videos.😊🌺
Sweet Treat Pluerries we’re our #1 family favorite fruit tree we got to enjoy this year! Great lesson Dan!
Charles 🌱👍
I'm in Kansas, have had a santa rosa plum tree and a sweet treat plum tree in the garden since 2013 or 2014, this is the second year they have had fruit on them.
I've been listening to that song you sang everyday a couple of times. I'm sad its gone... at least I cant find it. Anyway, God bless you.
I'm so happy I came across this video! I've never heard of a pluerry tree, but I'm definitely gonna try to get my hands on one soon! I'm in zone 8a and I already have a plum tree. I've been wanting a cherry tree so this would be perfect for me!! Thanks for sharing!
How to make pluerry from plum and cherry tree? using flowers to match to make a fruit then plant the seed from that fruit?
Greetings from Arizona zone 9B! beautiful tree, especially during the summer heat!
Do we really get enough chill hours in Phoenix? Especially in the last few years. I know people are growing them here but I haven’t heard about them actually producing fruit. I would love to grow this and Asian pears since they have similar chill hour requirements.
What's a delicious looking fruit! Love the Hollyhocks in the background; they're one of my favorites. Once, mine grew so tall you could see them from the main road. I had a few neighbors knocking on my door asking about them. I was happy to share bouquets & later seeds!
Impressive I'd had loved to see that. I once had a sunflower grow as tall as my 2 story rental.. it was unreal with all these flowers on it in yellow and rust orange
I've got two of those definitely in my top three as far as production. They are delicious and like yiu said they hang on the tree forever
Also Dan I just want to thank you for all the inspiration you've given me over the years I've been a fan for overv5 years now and continue to be inspired by you.thanks Dan.
Thank you kindly Stan. You are appreciated. Cheers!
Where do you get one
@@Dancelovecommunity just check your local nurseries and see if they them or carry dave Wilson nursery trees.
First they came for the kudzu, and I said nothing, because kudzu was annoying... then they came for the tree of heaven, and I didn't care because I didn't like landscape plants...
oh yeaa looks so delicious! really cool share bro I'll be looking 😎 much love from Canadian proud get outdoors
Thank you, I received my tree collard mix seeds, so happy to have them never had any before. God bless you and your family. And that Pluerry tree looks worth looking into.
Thanks, Dan!
i love cherries and always wanted a cherry as big as a plum. now i just have to find a few in southern ontario zone 6b
You didnt say why they would be made illegal?????
I definitely want this
Thank you! I haven't heard about these. Fruits.
sam's club sells a container when they are in season, at least in southern california they do.
These remind me of an Asian tree tomato that I've seen and would love to taste.
Sounds yummy. Starting some seeds today to fill in gaps in my garden.
Looks good
Oh, that sounds delicious.
Be sure check tomato horn worms on pepper plants, as I been taking care of tomatoe plants with BT. And I found two big ones on my pepper plants. All this time I read about BT, it never mentioned for pepper plants.
The "Pluerry" fruit looks sweet and delectable. ( :
Mouthwatering yummy 2 favorites,
So nice, wish I could grow that in Hawaii
Awesome tree, gonna look for some. Thanks
Zone 6-9! Can it take 100-105 degree heat in summer ?
If you give them a bit a shade early on they should do fine. We often see temps over 100 here. Chill hours however, is crucial to getting a fruit set. 300-500 hours below 40f will suffice. Cheers!
Great video . thanks for sharing💚💚💚
Interesting post, thank you !
Wow across between two great fruits!?I never knew.
Do they like the heat ? Live in central Florida
What sort of chill hours do these require? Most Stone fruits are iffy in zone 9.
These remind me of Chickasaw plums
Wow, never heard of this fruit
Sounds great!
Btw..
What is the weeping tree behind you at the ending of this vid?
Where can we get seeds or plant? Thanks for sharing this wonderful tree 👩🌾👍👍
Thanks Dan…looks like a good one. Are they on rootstock or own roots?
I've got a Myrobalan cherry-plum sprouting right now. Hopefully it survives into adulthood and gets joined by the other several seeds soon too but knowing my luck/skill it'll be a success if I even just get the one that's sprouting.
This is cool. They looks tasty. Too bad I have no land to grow it on :(
Hi Semper
You can grow it in a pot, I would say at-least a 40gal min
I have had one ordered but won’t arrive until January.
Great video! Now, where can I buy these trees?
Never heard of them. They sound delicious. I wonder if they would grow in Dallas, Texas.
Sorry meant to add from Kansas City Missouri.
Hey! I live in Ohio. I'm thinking about getting some of these. I've never tried growing fruit because I figured it was a waste of time with our winters. Do you take them indoors during winter or can they survive somehow? I'm really interested in these and any tips could help!
Ya hes digs up the whole tree like I do and put it in the living room.
Between fungus and bugs. I haven't had any fruit from my fruit trees at all in 5 years. I can't spray because we have 6 bee hives.
Would they grow in zone 8b in Oregon?
I have 6 interspecific fruit trees. Why does the title say this will be illegal?
A Great Video, but I'm zone 10! 😕
where can I find the seeds or seedlings for this tree
He just added that info at the end of this video. Play this again.... 👍
I got some pluaries and plucots from Trader Joe’s
Cherry wine
Where can I purchase this tree?
Where can we buy fluery seeds. ???
How often do you spray your trees for insects and what insects are found in the fruit of this tree?
They are good, but the Squirrels aren't a big fan so I bought another this year.
Any suggestions for North Dakota? Have mature Apple trees and pear and a couple young crabapple.
A geothermal greenhouse would open up a world of opportunity.
Those do look devine.. do not see them in South Africa... pity
Are the leaves toxic to cattle like cherry tree leaves?
Were can I purchase the pluerry tree and the plum tree you think works best for cross pollination I can't find any another Baltimore area
Just moved to a condo that has a couple cherry trees .... but something ate them all! Squirrel? Rat? opussum? raccoon? How do I keep the critters out of them?
Never heard of these
Awesome! Trying to find it online, but so far, everyone is "Out of Stock."
Jan- Feb look for bare root online. Order early if a pre-order is available to ensure you get one. Cheers!
@@plantabundance Thanks Much! 👌🤠
Do you have seeds that I can buy? Are there even seeds in the fruit?
is cherry plum the same?
Can you spell that not sure what you called it . I love cherries also♥️
Pluerry : )
We need a new song.
Can it be grafted to other stone fruit?
Seems that you need a very warm climate for this. You did not say???
I did say....Cheers!
Can you start this from a cutting?
Yes, plant abundance why you stop selling seeds , or you can graft and swell to us?😊
Where can I get this???
He says where you can get this towards the end of the video .
Selling @ $300 for a 4' tree, crazy!
You can purchase them as a "bare root" in the winter for around $40 last I checked. Bare root is the way to go!
That is crazy and way out of line expensive. I will wait till they are not so new...lol
Hey, you have lots of seeds. How about sending out a few and we can give them a try?
@Jana miles
I "think" I know what you are referring to (Etsy). In all fairness those trees are 6ft tall in 15gal pots and ready to fruit compared to bare root. So basically you are getting a tremendous few yrs head start on production, so I can see why the price is what it is but it still comes down to if its affordable and worth it on an individual basis.
Wish I didn't live in 10a...
i'm in So Cal zone 10a and grow both of these varieties. they do very well here
@@randomguy2246 Thanks I will give them a try!
Why would this be illegal?
Too late! It's illegal already. You shouldn't have made this video. It's all your fault.
Love it but Fructose is unhealthy.
Yes fructose is bad, but what does that have to do with fruit? Fresh fruit contains naturally occurring "complex" sugars that are good for the body.