Italian Plum Tree "spacesaver trees" Tamp down the soil lightly

Tamp down the soil lightly as you backfill the hole to prevent air pockets from forming and then water after you’ve finished to settle the soil

it can be enjoyed right out of the shell

1) Dig the hole 3 times the width and slightly shallower than the root ball

you’ll have fresh anise from your backyard

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Italian Plum Tree "spacesaver trees" Tamp down the soil lightlyEasily Grow Your Very Own Sugar Plums Whether you're a novice fruit grower, or you just want something sweet and easy, the Italian Plum Tree is one of the easiest fruits to grow. With gorgeous spring flowers and deep purple fruit all in a manageable, naturally dwarf tree, the Italian Plum is great for any yard city, country and everything in between. Ready to eat fresh right of the tree, easily made into jams and jellies, or frozen and dried, you'll