Possibly self-pollinated. I know Shiro self-pollinates. As do most European plums like Stanley.Well slap my (bleep) and call me Sally!
I'm out thinning and bagging baby peaches and I just happened to look at the plum tree next to it. THERE'S BABY PLUMS ON THIS TREE! I have no idea how it got pollenated... The other plum tree I have wasn't flowering. The only thing in visible range of these trees that was flowering at the same time was the peaches and my dogwood trees.
My ghast is flabbered...
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