Japanese Plum
Japanese plum, known as Prunus mume, is a type of fruit tree that grows widely, especially in Japan, China and Korea. Here is basic information about Japanese plum:
Physical Characteristics:
The Japanese plum is generally a medium-sized tree with a rounded crown. Its leaves are generally dark green and have toothed edges.
Flowering and Fruit:
Japanese plum is a tree that usually blooms in late winter or early spring, while the weather is still cold. Its flowers can usually be pink, white or red. After these flowers, fruit develops.
Fruit Characteristics:
Japanese plum fruits are generally small and hard-core and may have a sweet and sour flavor. The fruits are usually yellow or orange when ripe.
Growing Conditions:
Japanese plum generally prefers temperate climates and grows in well-drained soils. However, various species can adapt to different climatic conditions.