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AU ROSA japanese plum SEMI-DWARF (St Julien A)

Regular price $85.00

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This tree needs pollination
Compatible trees:

TOKA plum SEMI-DWARF (MUSTANG)

TOKA plum SEMI-DWARF (MUSTANG)


Satsuma Japanese Plum

Satsuma Japanese Plum


SHIRO plum SEMI-DWARF (myrobalan) and DWARF

SHIRO plum SEMI-DWARF (myrobalan) and DWARF


SHIRO plum SEMI-DWARF (myrobalan) and DWARF

SHIRO plum SEMI-DWARF (myrobalan) and DWARF


Available only in spring 2026

šŸ‘ AU ROSA Japanese plum tree (Prunus salicina ā€˜AU Rosa’)

🌸 Origin and type

  • Species: Prunus salicina (Japanese plum tree)
  • Origin: Auburn University (Alabama, United States)
  • Selection: AU (Auburn University) program for improved quality and hardiness
  • Type: deciduous fruit tree, highly decorative flowering

🌳 Tree characteristics

  • Habit: upright to slightly spreading, very floriferous
  • Vigor: medium to strong
  • Adult size: 4 to 6 m (depending on rootstock and pruning)
  • Hardiness: USDA zones 5 to 8 (withstands temperatures down to approx. –25°C)
  • Exposure: full sun, warm and sheltered location
  • Soil: deep, fertile, well-drained, neutral to slightly acidic pH

šŸ‘ Fruit

  • Shape: round, medium to large size
  • Skin: bright red to shiny purple
  • Flesh: golden yellow, juicy, firm and sweet
  • Taste: sweet, pleasant, well-balanced (sugar + slight acidity)
  • Use: fresh, in jams, pies, or preserves
  • Storage: 2 to 3 weeks in a cool place

🌼 Flowering and pollination

  • Flowering: April (fragrant white flowers)
  • Pollination: partially self-fertile, but best production with another compatible Japanese variety
    • šŸ”— Recommended pollinators: Methley, Santa Rosa, Ozark Premier, Toka
  • Natural pollinators: bees, bumblebees

šŸ‚ Harvest

  • Period: mid- to late summer (depending on climate, often August)
  • Yield: high and consistent with good pollination
  • Tip: pick when fully ripe for optimal flavor

šŸ› ļø Cultivation and care

  • Planting: fall or spring, in well-drained soil
  • Watering: regular in the first few years, then moderate
  • Pruning: winter (frost-free) to balance the branches and promote light
  • Thinning: recommended to avoid overloading with fruit
  • Fertilization: compost or fruit fertilizer every spring
  • Care: mulch at the base, avoid standing water
  • Diseases: relatively resistant, but watch out for monilia, scab, and aphids

šŸ½ļø Uses

  • Enjoy fresh for its sweet and juicy flesh
  • Ideal for jams, compotes, pies, or dried fruit
  • Excellent table and processing fruit

šŸ’” Advantages of AU ROSA

āœ… Beautiful red skin and very appetizing golden flesh
āœ… Sweet and fragrant flavor
āœ… Good hardiness (up to zone 5)
āœ… Decorative flowering in spring
āœ… Generous and regular production

Hardiness Zones

  • 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b, 9a

Number of years for production

4 ans

Harvest month

  • Mi-septembre

Light

  • Soleil
  • Mi-ombre

IMPORTANT: We do not deliver trees 7' and taller! (Nursery pickup only). For best results, orders placed from now on will be delivered in the fall (except for nursery pickup).

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