The DELICIOUS Sweet Treat Pluerry | Plum/Cherry Hybrid | Homegrown Fruit Trees

USDA Plant Hardiness Zones: 6 - 9
Estimated Chilling Requirement: 450 hours below 45°F
Pollenizer required: Burgundy or Santa Rosa plum, or Flavor King
Pluot® recommended.
Harvest Dates: June 15 to July 30 (approximate for Bay Area, CA)

[@crystalpope2451]

This year I put in a 4-graft Pluot, an Aprium and a Pluerry, so I was glad to see this video. I'm really looking forward to the fruits, cherries are my favorite fruit, with plums a close second.

[@MakkIsLooking]

Wowser your pluerry fruit looks delicious! I started mulberry's this year :) Heh.. i hope to have a food forest like yours someday. Till then i'll keep at it! Thanks to you & Mrs. for being awesome inspirations!

[@Channel2528]

Thanks Dan for sharing. I purchased this tree in January and now I'm super excited that I made a good choice.😊

[@amandalaukaitis1288]

soo sweet thanks ill have to try that one!

[@sweetpotatogreens7491]

Sounds delicious!

[@user-ft4iw6qo3x]

Going to try and cross a flat peach with a cherry, I don’t know if it’s possible but I’m going to try

[@reppy]

Looks delicious! And the weight loss is really showing in your face!

[@tranthiduyen615]

Quả mận ngon quá anh ơi

[@dictionaryzzz]

I got one here in zone 6b Pennsylvania. Its on its second year no fruit yet. It is vigorous reaching 10feet tall. It was like a foot tall when I got it from One Green World. I give it Dr. Earth fruit tree fertilizer...seems to like that.

[@deborahhorger632]

We planted our pluerry three years ago, and this was the first year we enjoyed a real crop. After sharing them with the birds, and probably squirrels, over the last couple of weeks, we decided to harvest and process. We picked 71 pounds yesterday. After listening to your presentation, I'm wondering what we should expect next year? Will our good harvest be followed by a small one? I know our pomegranates, and even guavas, are on some sort of every other year schedule. Should we expect the same with our pluerry?

[@JohnDoe_88]

I need to grow that

[@Mrbfgray]

It's tough to nail down favorites from so many great choices--but I've gradually come to conclude ripe off the tree cherries are my very fave which is one of reasons I'm interested in pluerry.

[@plantabundance]

Yes :) Grow what you love to eat. The Pluerry is Amazing! A pollinizer is required such as a pluot or plum for a proper fruit set. Cheers!

[@Mrbfgray]

@@plantabundance Ahhh...thanks for that detail, fortunately I have both of those established already within 1/4 acre and expect to add a couple more bareroots in a few months. I get good ideas from your vids which are particularly relevant since I'm in similar climate, Chico. :D

[@jackflackatari]

Hammerlicious

[@jamesfrederick.]

This is awesome can u make peach cherries or apricot cherries

[@drodriguez3935]

The sweet treat is crazy good I’m serious very hard to find got one in my backyard right next to a burgundy plum for pollination

[@davidnixon4509]

so other than sweet with a cherry like texture, what does it taste like?

[@daltonbenjamindavis7399]

Can I grow this Sweet Treat in a 10 gallon-25gallon pot for the first couple of years first before putting the the ground if I bought it as a bare root tree?

[@irangutierrez9965]

My newly planted Pluerry has white leaves growing? Any idea why?

[@monicadelarosa7712]

Do you think this tree will grow in part shade?

[@MultiEldridge]

What do you get if you plant the seed?

[@Li403Lo]

Hi, do we need pollination this pluerry?

[@fredhankins7672]

grow mariagolds around them

[@user-ft4iw6qo3x]

Going to try and cross a flat peach with a cherry, I don’t know if it’s possible but I’m going to try