Plums & Pluots
I am not sure there is a fruit out there that comes in the wide range of colors as the plum or the pluot (which is part plum, part apricot). I really witnessed this one September when I was at a farmers market in Southern California and saw tables full of baskets of plums in all sorts of colors. It was so beautiful.
Where to Start
To start learning more about plums and pluots read these posts first:
My son is the biggest pluot/plum fan in the family. His two favorite are Cherry Plums (part plums or cherries) and Flavor Grenade Pluots (the coolest name for a piece of fruit ever!)
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The Plum That is Part Nectarine - Dapple Fire Pluots
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How to Eat a Flavor Grenade Pluot
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Deliciously Unique: Pluot Rhubarb Cobbler Recipe to Savor
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The Season for Dapple Dandy (Dinosaur Egg) Pluots
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How to Eat a Pluot
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Eagle Egg Pluot
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Lemon Plums from Chile - Unique & Delicious
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When Does Plum Season Begin (and End)?
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How to Know When Pluot or Plumcot is Ripe?
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What are CherriYums (Cherry Plums)?
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Bubble Gum Plums
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When are Pluots [Plumcots] in Season?