Stanley plum seedlings

Introducing Stanley plum seedlings:

The main origin of Stanley plum is America. This cultivar is so flowering that it starts flowering in the late second half of April. Stanley seedlings are self-fertile and do not need pollinating cultivars, but they become more fertile in the presence of some other trees and their pollination. The fruit of this cultivar is late and its ripening time is September. It usually begins to bear fruit in the third and fourth years of the year. The economic life of these seedlings is about 25 years.