Beach plum is a rounded, dense, suckering shrub found on the dunes around Long Island. Its growth habit lends itself well to hedgerows. It attracts many bees and other pollinators during the Spring with its copious white blooms which turn pink after pollination. The edible purple fruits ripen from August to October, and are well suited to making jams and jellies.
Beach Plum
Prunus maritima
Duration
Perennial
Plant Type
Shrub
Available
No
Height
3-6 feet
Spread
3-6 feet
Bloom Season
Early Spring - Late Spring
Flower Colors
Pink,
White
Sun Tolerance
Soil Tolerance
Average,
Sandy,
Dry,
Moist,
Well drained
Features
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QR
https://db.linpi.org/prma
Code
PRMA