Mexican Plum Part Shade Removing faded flower panicles will

Removing faded flower panicles will help prolong the bloom period and prevent unwanted self-seeding (cultivars generally do not produce true offspring from seed)

Prairie Flameleaf Sumac shares the spotlight with the Evergreen Sumac

A handsome shrub or small tree with showy panicles of deep red flowers in early spring

Plant in the spring or fall

Deer Resistant: No

Mexican Plum Part Shade Removing faded flower panicles willPrunus mexicana Also known as Mexican Plum, Bigtree Plum, Inch Plum Prunus mexicana, the Mexican plum, is a small tree that typically boasts a single trunk and stands upright, growing anywhere from 10 25 feet. This native gem can be found stretching from the southeastern corner of South Dakota to Ohio, reaching as far down as Alabama, Texas, and northeastern Mexico. Youll also spot these trees flourishing on the West Coast. One of the standout