Plum Toka Fruit Tree #5 Attracts Birds From late spring through fall

From late spring through fall

or elegant foundation plantings

Mulching: Apply a 2–3 inch layer of mulch around the base to help regulate soil temperature and conserve moisture

Fruit is typically ready for harvest in late October

With no extra pollination needed

Plum Toka Fruit Tree #5 Attracts Birds From late spring through fallPlum Toka Fruit Tree Prunus 'Toka' Height: Typically 1520 feet tall Spread: Approximately 1218 feet wide Spacing: Plant 1520 feet apart for full development Growth Rate: Moderate Deciduous Ornamental tree Description Plum Toka Fruit Tree is a stunning, productive fruit tree known for its fragrant spring blooms and exceptional fruit. In early spring, this tree bursts with magnificent clusters of white flowers, adding a refreshing splash of elegance to