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To: roto who wrote (26404)	5/26/2021 9:37:53 AM
From: Sun Tzu	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 96545

Japanese plums are great. I tried them but didn't have much luck. Part of the problem is plum virus that is in our neighborhood (can't remember the name). It causes cancerous looking growths on the wood and eventually kills the tree. I could get rid of the virus if I were to sanitize everything during the summers. But it lives on cypress tree leaves during the winter and I can't get rid of every cypress tree in the neighborhood. I tried pluots with the same results. They are susceptible to the same illness. The shiro plum that I have is infected but somehow is managing to get by. Italian prunes and the apricot seem to be less troubled.