Plum Tree - Pembina Asparagus The heart-shaped leaves add another

The heart-shaped leaves add another level of appeal to the tree even when it is not flowering

Sprinkle with lemon juice to retain the purple colour during cooking

Inedible bean pods present from mid-summer to mid-winter

four teaspoons (20mL) of fish

Pollination: Partially Self pollinating

Plum Tree - Pembina Asparagus The heart-shaped leaves add anotherHardiness: Zone 3. Size: Standard Tree up to16 ft. Planting: Full Sun, good soil. Fruit: Red with blue hue, 4 5 cm in size. Pollination: Requires alternate variety (Sandcherry, Manor, Queen of Hearts, Toka) Use: Excellent for fresh eating and jams, poor for canning. Ripening: Late August to Early Sept. Pot: 5 gal 6ft. Thick skinned with soft, juicy orange gold flesh. Consider one of the finest prairie plums.