Emerald Drop Pluot

Emerald Drop Pluot Tree (Prunus x 'Emerald Drop') is an interspecific Plum cross with medium to large fruit. Featuring unique light green skin and honey-like orange flesh, you'll enjoy a prolonged harvest with two stages - early picked fruit is firm, yet juicy and sweet! While fruit turns greenish-yellow when fully ripe when it becomes softer.

Fragrant clouds of white blossoms emerge in spring to transform your tree into a gorgeous flowering ornamental! These are butterfly and bee favorites, so situate one where you can enjoy the flowers, the beneficial insects and your developing harvest! Pluot trees do require a pollinator, so plant more than one or pair it with a Flavor Grenade or Santa Rosa Plum.

Harvest Emerald Drop in late summer! Just in time for end-of-season barbecues and soirees! Grill it after brushing with a simple honey glaze. Cut one in half, and pop them in the oven face up for a few minutes to broil them and bring out the sugars.

Planting and Application:

Featuring a classic shape and Plum-like leaves. It paints a pretty dual-purpose flowering landscaping ornamental tree that produces plenty of nutritious fruit to eat and share with your lucky friends and neighbors! Get beautiful curb appeal and shade for both front and back yard gardening! Everyone on the block will love this tree!

Emerald Drop is a good-sized tree and does best with other Pluots, so start your own orchard or create informal groupings for shade and curb appeal! Need a hedge, privacy and healthy fresh fruit? Create your own privacy hedgerow with other Pluots or stone fruit for a property-defining barrier! You and your neighbors won't mind the view or the tasty treats!

• Bright Green Skinned Fruit & Honeyed Orange Flesh
• Sweet & Juicy
• Mid-July to August Harvest Time
• Fragrant White Blossoms
• Requires a Pollinator Tree

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Pluot Trees need full sun and do best in enriched, well-drained soil with moderate, yet consistent moisture access throughout the entire growing season. Prune when dormant in late winter.

• Full Sun
• Moist Well-Drained Enriched Soil
• Mulch to Insulate Roots & Hold Moisture
• Find fruit tree Planting, Pruning and Success Tips in our Garden Blog!
• ~400 Chill Hours

Order the Emerald Drop Pluot Tree today and pick up its pollinator too! Look for these and more at NatureHills.com for fruit trees and more delivered to your door!

Recommended Pollinators: Flavor Grenade Pluot® or Santa Rosa Plum