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

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This tree needs pollination
Compatible trees:

Satsuma Japanese Plum

Satsuma Japanese Plum



🍑 AU ROSA Japanese plum tree (Prunus salicina ‘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

🍑 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
    • 🔗 Recommended pollinators: Methley, Santa Rosa, Ozark Premier, Toka
  • Natural pollinators: bees, bumblebees

🍂 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

🛠️ 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

🍽️ Uses

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

💡 Advantages of AU ROSA

✅ Beautiful red skin and very appetizing golden flesh
✅ Sweet and fragrant flavor
✅ Good hardiness (up to zone 5)
✅ Decorative flowering in spring
✅ 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 ft and taller! (Nursery pickup only). • SPRING DELIVERIES HAVE ENDED. All new orders will be delivered in Fall 2026.

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