Italian Prune
OHT-55Variety
Photo by dwest-of-seattle
About
Classic European prune plum with dark skin and yellow flesh, highly productive.
Growing notes
It has done well and is a classic plum, nothing to complain about. I've grafted many other things to this tree, but I still love the Italian. It produces gobs of plums.
Grower's journal
Timeline
Planted May 1, 2017
Phenology
2026
- First Fruit Aug 16
August 2026
First FruitAug 16, 2026
by dwest-of-seattle
MediaAug 13, 2026
It is somewhat absurd how productive the Italian Prune is in our region, it's amazing how one tree produces so much fruit. While some of my other plums may beat it in flavor it's hard to beat it in productivity.
by dwest-of-seattle
May 2026
MediaMay 17, 2026
by dwest-of-seattle
May 2017
PlantingMay 1, 2017
by dwest-of-seattle
Details
Founding Stock
Parent B: Open pollination
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Location
Growers (1)
1 growing
First planted May 2017D
West Seattle · Planted May 1, 2017
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