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The plums of this native to the North American West Coast are bitter and not suitable for eating, but the shrub which grows to 15 feet high is attractive and the fruiting clusters are striking. It flowers very early in the spring, and the fruit here is show photographed on July 3rd of a year with a late spring. The clusters do not ripen at the same time. The fruit itself is about the size of a cherry, with the pit being somewhat smaller than a cherry pit, but round.