When Do Japanese Plum Trees Fruit?

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There is more than one fruit that has Japanese plum as a common name. Prunus salicina is ready in late summer and fall, depending on the variety. The loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) is tropical and can be picked in February and March.

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When Do Japanese Plum Trees Fruit?

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