Plum planting and care

Like any garden tree, plum has its own time and requirements for planting. It is very important to take them into account, because the slightest error can deprive you of both the tree itself and the long-awaited harvest. In this article we describe all the features and schemes of plum planting, tell you how to choose the right place for it and care for it throughout the entire growth period.

Sometimes, eating a rather tasty fruit, there is a desire to try to germinate a bone in order to get a new fruit-bearing tree. The forums often have questions about whether you can grow a plum or any other fruitful culture from the stone at home. This can be done, but it is quite difficult, because before planting a plum from a stone, it is necessary to prepare.

In total in the world there are about 30 main varieties of plum trees. Most of them are further subdivided into their own branches - subspecies bred by breeders. In today's material we will talk about this sort of Hungarian plum. Characteristics and features of the plum of the Hungarian Hungarian is a large variety group of home plums.

Chinese plum is rarely grown in our gardens, but there are still enthusiasts who try to tame it. After all, it always pleases with juicy and tasty fruits, gives a beautiful and lush bloom, early fruiting. In addition, the types of these plums easily adapt to virtually any geographic conditions, are hardy, resistant to diseases and pests.

Plum Hungarian became a favorite among gardeners. The varieties resemble each other in the dark purple color of fruits, in a smoky touch, and the plums of the Hungarian resemble an egg in shape. Only from plums of Hungarian varieties do prunes, as they contain a lot of pectin, sugar and dry substances. Plums are used in cooking and eaten fresh.