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Plum blossoms a sign of spring!

March 13, 2020 by Marilyn Odneal

Lovely Ozark Premier plum is blossoming.

Ozark Premier is a yellow fruited cultivar that was introduced in 1946 from our Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station breeding program, a cross between Burbank and Methley plum cultivars.

Ozark Premier plum blossoms light up the field and research area.
Ozark Premier plum blossoms light up the field and research area.

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