Some pruning and fruit thinning may be required
It’s very hardy but needs to be sheltered from harshest winds
Flattened sprays of scale-like leaves are green with golden-yellow tips and bronze tone in winter
It thrives in full sun to partial shade and is well suited to a wide range of soil types
white flowers with yellow and red centres bloom in early summer and are followed by attractive red berries in autumn and winter
Prunus domestica Opal | Plum ‘Opal’ - 100-120cm, 7lt Callicarpa Some pruning and fruit thinningPrunus domestica Opal is a vigorous, compact, deciduous, fruiting tree with spreading habit, lush, glossy, green foliage and small, white flowers blooming in early spring. Its a cross between gage and plum and produces heavy crops of delicious, large, sweet and juicy, green to yellow fruits ready for harvesting in late summer. Prunus domestica Opal will grow well in most soil types, but prefers moderately fertile, neutral, sandy or loamy, consistently