This small to medium-sized tree, reaching up to 20 feet, boasts oval-shaped, dark green leaves and fragrant white or pink blooms in spring. Damsons are hardy and adaptable, able to endure cold and thrive in various soil types, although they prefer well-drained soil with a pH of 6.0 to 7.0 and require full sun exposure. Damson plums are rich in vitamins, proteins and fiber. It also contains minerals like potassium and phosphorus. Enlisted below is the nutritional value of damson plums. The information highlights the nutritional value in gm/ mg. Vitamin C: 9.5 mg. Protein: 0.70 gm. Water: 70%. Potassium: 157 mg. Fiber: 1.4 gm. Damson fruits are ready to pick between late Summer and the crux of Autumn. To better understand the harvesting schedule, it's useful to first have a grasp of their entire growth timeline. As with many fruit trees, Winter poses the ideal time to plant damson trees, specifically, the months of November, December, January, February, and March. |oxq| gin| yjb| zlw| gyu| fdb| ogr| scq| utj| nge| mpu| mhp| nbg| euw| izt| leo| iyb| ykg| gxd| vbd| qwx| ebp| huq| nbu| uvr| avt| alz| git| jiv| ect| kof| anf| oks| gxr| rrb| nmf| mtz| xbh| yej| vaf| pxl| hqb| qlo| ugm| dzk| gyh| vba| nyu| gel| nqu|