Its Plum Season

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Its Plum Season

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It is the time of the year for all good Prunus to start the flowering process. Here is one of mine, it is a red leaf plum with white flowers that I dug in 2012 and this year it will flower properly for the first time. Of course it needs some work but I intend to enjoy the flowers for the next week or so.
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Post by boom64 »

Nice work Watto ,beautiful crop of flowers. Hope you do the double and get a few plums. Cheers John.
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Thanks mate, in a day or two all the flowers should be out so I might take another photo then. A couple of plums would also be a bonus.
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