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Prunus × palmeri is a hybrid plum tree from Missouri, a cross between Prunus hortulana and Prunus mexicana, growing to about 9 m (30 ft). It is grown as a hardy, sun-loving fruit or ornamental tree in a well-drained site.
Prunus × palmeri is a nothospecies of plum tree native to the state of Missouri. It is a hybrid of Prunus hortulana and Prunus mexicana and it typically grows up to about 30 feet tall.
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