This makes Pineapple Pear a reliable choice for growers in the southeastern United States and other warm regions
Known for its high productivity and excellent resistance to common apple diseases
Timing: Harvest in early to mid-summer when the bottom third to half of the leaves have turned brown while several upper leaves remain green
attractive bulbs packed with numerous easy-to-use cloves
Pollination requirements: Needs another Japanese-type plum such as Methley
Plum, Black Ruby, Bare Root All-Purpose This makes Pineapple Pear aPlum, Black Ruby (Prunus salicina Black Ruby) Black Ruby is an early ripening Japanese plum known for its stunning dark reddish black skin, bright red flesh, and sweet, tangy flavor. This plum ripens in mid to late June, making it one of the earliest stone fruits of the season. The fruit is medium sized, firm, and juicy, with a flavor profile that's well balanced sweet but with a bit of zip perfect for fresh eating, baking, and preserves. Vigorous and