Prunus mexicana (Mexican Plum) part sun Water use Low Sun exposure

Water use Low Sun exposure Full to part sun Bloom color Purple Bloom time Fall Mature height 3-4 ft Mature spread 3-4 ft Attracts Hummingbirds

Add mulch keeping it at least 3-5 inches away from the tree trunk

birds Host plant Long-tailed Skipper

Host plant Yucca moths

Leaves are leathery dark green

Prunus mexicana (Mexican Plum) part sun Water use Low Sun exposureMexican Plum packs a punch. It is a Texas tough ornamental tree that has attractive exfoliating bark and provides a delightful bloom display in early spring. Both wildlife friendly and drought tolerant, Mexican Plum can be grown in full sun or as an understory tree, preferring deep, well drained soil. It produces edible, if tart, plums that make delicious jam or jelly. AT A GLANCE Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Full sun to part shade