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Oishi-Wase Plum on Myrobalan (Spring 2026)
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A newly introduced Japanese plum.
This plum wins the prize for having the most fun name. Pronounced "wishy-washy" you will see it spelled Oushi-Wase, Ohishi-Wasi, and Oishiwase. This is a new introduction from Japan, a plum that is old and revered in both Japan and Korea. The midsized tree is not self-fertile, and it will need to be partnered with another Japanese plum.
The fruit is large and golden yellow, overlaid with red blush. This is a clingstone plum that ripens very early.
The Fruit
Fruit Type
Category: Plum
Subcategory:
Japanese
Fruit Uses & Storage
Uses: fresh eating, jam, baking, canning, freezing, jelly
Storage duration: less than one month (approximate, depending on storage conditions)
Fruit Appearance
Skin color: yellow
Flesh color: yellow
Fruit Origins
Parentage:
Origin: Japan
Introduced in:
Introduced by:
The Environment
Calendar & Geography
USDA zones: 5 - 8
Chill hours: Not yet determined
Ripening date: Jul 13 (approximate, in New York State) 50 days before Stanley
Tree Height & Spacing
glossary
Rootstock: Myrobalan Rootstock
Rootstock size class: Standard (100% Size)
Tree spacing: See details
Good for wildlife planting? N
Diseases & Pests
glossary
Oishi-Wase Plum on Myrobalan does not have any diseases or pests associated with it at this time.
Pollination
Pollination Factors
glossary
Bloom group:
Is it self-fertile? N
Is it fertile? Y
Ploidy: Diploid
Rootstock size class:
Standard (100% Size)
Pollination Partners
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