Macro close-up of tiny reddish-pink spring blossoms on an All Red Plum tree branch
Macro close-up of delicate pale pink blossoms on an All Red Plum tree branch
Blooming branches with pale pink spring blossoms on an All Red Plum tree
Macro close-up of delicate pale pink spring blossoms on an All Red Plum tree branch
Budding All Red Plum tree with pinkish spring blossoms in a black nursery pot
Budding All Red Plum tree in a black nursery pot
All Red Plum tree with dark red foliage in a black nursery pot
Close-up of upward-reaching stems and dark red foliage on an All Red Plum tree
Macro close-up of dark red leaves on an All Red Plum tree stem

Plum, All Red

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Freedom Tree Farms supplies wholesale All Red plum trees in 3-gallon and 5-gallon containers to garden centers, retailers, growers and nurseries. This medium-sized deciduous fruit tree produces sweet, juicy, red-fleshed plums and offers fragrant white to pale-pink flowers in early spring. A $3,000 minimum order applies. Contact sales@freedomtreefarms.com for availability, pricing and order assistance.

All Red Plum Tree Overview

  • Size: Approximately 10–15 feet tall
  • Fruit: Medium, round plums with dark red to purplish-red skin and red to deep-red or purple flesh
  • Flavor: Sweet and juicy; suitable for fresh eating and cooking
  • Flowers: Small, fragrant white to pale-pink blooms in early spring
  • Light: Full sun for best fruit production
  • Spacing: 15–20 feet apart
  • Available containers: 3-gallon and 5-gallon

Care Guide

  • Plant in a sunny location with well-draining soil.
  • Keep soil consistently moist while trees establish, and water mature trees during dry spells.
  • Apply mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds, leaving space around the trunk.
  • Prune during dormancy to remove dead branches and maintain shape.
  • Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in early spring.
  • Monitor for pests and diseases and treat as needed.
  • Thin developing fruit when necessary to provide space between plums.
  • Harvest in late summer when fruit is slightly soft and aromatic.
  • Protect trunks from rodents and consider winter protection in colder climates.

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