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Beach Plum The wild relative of the cultivated plum is
native to the American shores of New England. The fruits are highly
prized, blossoming in May but have a habit of fruiting only sporadically.
All efforts to commercially cultivate these plums have been unsuccessful.
The fruits have a sour taste which makes them unsuitable to eat raw but
make delicious preserves and jellies which are considered to be a New
England specialty.


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