Plum?

[pinetag]

Is this a variety of plum? There were about 8 or 10 of these blue 1 -1.5 inch fruits laying in a small area. In doing some searching online it appears to be a mount royal or a blue rock plum. One of them had a greenish-blue hue to it. I'll try to get a pic of the tree next time but I was in a hurry this morning.

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[Native Hunter]

Get some more good pictures of the leaves and branches.

Without anything else (and given your east coast location) I'm going to guess for right now that this is not a plum but Prunus spinosa (AKA Blackhorn). It is not native but has been imported in the past and has naturalized in your state.

Here is a link. Let me know.

http://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:730297-1

 

[pinetag]

Get some more good pictures of the leaves and branches.

Without anything else (and given your east coast location) I'm going to guess for right now that this is not a plum but Prunus spinosa (AKA Blackhorn). It is not native but has been imported in the past and has naturalized in your state.

Here is a link. Let me know.

http://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:730297-1

Thanks Native! Will do on the pics and I believe you're right about it being blackthorn. Your plant knowledge is amazing!

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[Native Hunter]

Thanks Native! Will do on the pics and I believe you're right about it being blackthorn. Your plant knowledge is amazing!

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Send money....

 

[pinetag]

Send money....

For your new truck? LOL

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[Native Hunter]

For your new truck? LOL

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Got the old one fixed and going again. Three trips to the junkyard. So will keep driving it for at least another year.