Freezing plums

Freezing plums is as easy as can be, and the fruit will last up to six months in your freezer. Here's how to freeze plums to enjoy all year long.

Do you have a plum tree that is loaded with fruit? Here are 4 simple methods of preserving plums that I use to get the most from my plum harvest!

Best prepared when plums are still slightly firm (as it is a far too messy a job once fully ripe), preparation is time consuming, but worthwhile to freeze them well.

Growing fruit trees can be surprisingly tricky in central Texas due to the unpredictable weather. But these four fruit trees are guaranteed to produce some seriously sweet fruit in the summertime.

If you’re like us, then you love plums! Not only can they be a healthy snack on their own, but plums can also be used in a wide variety of desserts and main courses to add sweet and unique flavors that elevate the dish. Here's how to freeze plums for year round enjoyment.

Freezing Plums--doing this with rachel and ericas plums

Learn how to quickly pit plums for cooking or preserving!

Plums are a favorite fruit around these parts and I do all kinds of yummy things with them. This Spiced Plum recipe is one of our favorites.

Canning plums is a great way to preserve plums to savor summer all year long. Plums can be canned whole or in halves, plain or sweetened, with or without spices, with or without the pits, and by raw packing or hot packing. Learn how to can plums with this step by step guide.

I love fresh sweet plums from my backyard tree. It produces such juicy plums, they are best eaten leaning over the kitchen sink or out in the yard. This year, the tree was so overloaded with fruit …