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Santa Rosa Plum Tree Not Blooming?

I live in San Diego and planted a dwarf Santa Rosa plum tree in January of this year. I dug the hole quite deep and planted the tree in steer manure, peat moss and gardening soil and also use a drip system.

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The tree is alive, but I don't have any leaves or blossoms on it. I also planted tangerine, apricot, lemon, fig, cherry, lime, pear (the puppies brought this one up to us 2 weeks later, so I had to fence each one in) and an orange tree. They are planted in my canyon offset and I regularly baby them.

I bought the plum at Lowe's and it looks the same as the day I bought it! I've gardened for years, but never planted fruit trees. I would really appreciate any help on what's wrong!

Thanks!
Georgette

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February 11, 20170 found this helpful

If its not self pollinating, then you will need 2 of the same tree for successful blooming and fruit.

 

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February 12, 20170 found this helpful

It can take up to 3 years to see fruit.

 

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