5-in-1 Plum TreeFive Different Plums on a Single Tree When it comes to beautiful plum trees and the mouth watering fruit they bear, there are several great varieties from which to choose from and if you only have space for just one, well, the decision is a tough one. So, to make your selection easier, we decided to take five of the very best cultivars available (Blue Damson, Burbank, MT Royal, Santa Rosa, and Stanley) and graft them together to create one amazing

these tough trees will be giving you colorful shows for decades

the fruit itself is often described as too tart and not juicy enough to eat alone

should be enough to help your young tree establish roots

add them to salads

Not only are purple rose varieties difficult to find at your local garden center

Planting: Select an area with well-drained soil and full sun to partial sun (4 to 6 hours of direct sunlight with some afternoon shade)

Known as the Burgundy Bush

it's cold hardy down to 0 degrees

Your tree has been continuously pruned to encourage more branching

sprinkle 2 ounces of 10-10-10 (balanced fertilizer formula) around each plant

Planting in rows 18 feet apart

so place it in front of a bright window