We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you're new to gardening, a plum tree can provide a tasty ...

However, I came across a simple Italian prune plum tart made by the prolific cookbook author Joan Nathan (she serves it for Rosh Hashanah but also suggests it’s great for Yom Kippur), and since ...

The dusky purple, egg-shaped fruits grow abundantly on backyard trees throughout the city ... (they’re also commonly referred to as Italian prune plums). Acquiring a supply also will let ...

The purple-leafed plum tree in my yard not only had flowers ... that you can't make this distilled beverage unless you have Italian prune plums, and certainly your cherry plums will produce ...

Like other fruit trees, plums need full sun to produce well ... Among the European varieties, Italian Prune qualifies, as do its near relatives Stanley and Brooks. Shiro, Beauty and Methley ...

This plum cake is super simple to make and is a great way to use the bounty of your backyard plum tree. (Adriana Janovich ... full of halved purple Italian prune plums that I gleaned from ...

For me, an early harbinger is the arrival of Italian prune plums. In late August, they're heaped next to the peaches and melons; in September, they're next to the apples and pears; in October they ...

Italian prune plums – egg-shaped, purple and slightly smaller than regular plums – are in markets right now and at their peak. Their dense texture means they hold up nicely in pies ...

Green plums, black ones, red ones: sweet, succulent fruit giving forth nectar for warm weather refreshment. Bringing up the rear are Italian prune plums, the last of the lot, a harbinger of autumn.