Santa Rosa Plum Dracaena with the option to train

with the option to train into a small tree form

or wayward branches as needed to maintain clearance or improve structure

soften fencing

Because it keeps strong color through much of the year and adapts well to shaping

Spring Tip Interest: Fresh growth can create tufted tip clusters that add seasonal texture without flowers

Santa Rosa Plum Dracaena with the option to trainSanta Rosa Plum (Prunus salicina 'Santa Rosa') Santa Rosa Plum is a celebrated Japanese plum valued for richly flavored, aromatic fruit with reddish purple skin and amber to red flesh; vigorous trees with a rounded canopy provide reliable mid to late summer harvests for fresh eating and desserts. Distinctive Features Signature Flavor: Juicy, sweet tart plums with complex fragrance and excellent eating quality; Showy Bloom: White spring flowers lead to