Fall field notes
Cold Hardy Plums and Cherry Hybrids: Fall Field Notes
Field note · September 2026
American, Sokol, Toka, and Canada wild plum comparison
back row left to right: american wild plum (small), and large, then sokol plum (a locally named tree), then Toka. it the front row is Canada wild plums, the left is an old tree row variety, then a wild collected one, and the an old orchard tree, probably started as a rootstock or it could be a pollinator tree.