Plum Toka Fruit Tree #5 Attracts Birds Unlike traditional flowering quince

Unlike traditional flowering quince

deep green

blush pink as the season unfolds

Mulching: Apply a 2–3 inch layer of mulch around the base to help regulate soil temperature and conserve moisture

columnar tree that brings a refined statement to your landscape

Plum Toka Fruit Tree #5 Attracts Birds Unlike traditional flowering quincePlum Toka Fruit Tree Prunus 'Toka' Height: Typically 1520 feet tall Spread: Approximately 1218 feet wide Spacing: Plant 1520 feet apart for full development Growth Rate: Moderate Deciduous Ornamental tree Description Plum Toka Fruit Tree is a stunning, productive fruit tree known for its fragrant spring blooms and exceptional fruit. In early spring, this tree bursts with magnificent clusters of white flowers, adding a refreshing splash of elegance to