
Plum, Black Ice
A big-fruited dessert plum with superior winter hardiness. Prof. Brian Smith of the University of Wisconsin-River Falls spent years developing this cross between cherry plums and conventional Japanese dessert plums. The end result are these 2" round, blue-black plums with very sweet, juicy, yellow flesh. The fruit ripens in early August, about 2 to 4 weeks earlier than other plums grown in the Midwest. A great choice for Northern gardeners who want to grow fruit.
Plums require cross-pollination to produce fruit. We recommend planting Waneta with Black Ice.
Plums require cross-pollination to produce fruit. We recommend planting Waneta with Black Ice.
Product Details
Botanical Name: Prunus hybrida 'Lydecker Black Ice'
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Growing Zone: 3 - 7
Mature Height: 120 - 180
Mature Spread: 180 - 240
Plant Characteristics: Bareroot and Grafted
Great For: Needs Pollinator
Pairs well with



