Meadowlark
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- East Texas
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- old zone 8b/new zone 9a
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It was a good year for plums here in East Texas. Although sold as self fertile, I've found that plums benefit from a pollinator. Hence, we have a Methley and a Santa Rosa.
Together they produced about 15 gallons of fruit...not all of which ripens at the same time.
I make a "deal" with a wonderful lady who is expert at turning this delicious fruit into some of the best tasting jelly you have ever put on a biscuit. IMO, plum jelly is the highest and best use of this fruit...simply fabulous, better than grapes or any other I've tasted.
Together they produced about 15 gallons of fruit...not all of which ripens at the same time.
I make a "deal" with a wonderful lady who is expert at turning this delicious fruit into some of the best tasting jelly you have ever put on a biscuit. IMO, plum jelly is the highest and best use of this fruit...simply fabulous, better than grapes or any other I've tasted.
