Schoolhouse European Plum Pear Rootstock up to two weeks before

up to two weeks before any other thornless blackberries are ripe

Lingonberries are very high in antioxidants

a tendency toward biennial bearing

Exceptionally hardy and productive

it grows at high elevations in China where it is a staple food for the Panda Bear

Schoolhouse European Plum Pear Rootstock up to two weeks beforePrunus domestica 'Schoolhouse' A large, oval, bright yellow plum with a mild, satisfying flavor and a nice, firm bite. It appears to be a late ripening, prune type plum, but its bright yellow color makes it unique. The firm texture makes it especially well suited for freezing and canning. It is named for the schoolhouse where it was found in Pt. Townsend, Washington by James Fritz. Extremely productive and reliable. Fruits may need thinning to keep