Prunus salicina ‘Billington’ produces fruit with red-purple skin and red flesh, and it is a heavy cropper in early to mid-summer with a good flavor. The white flowers of Prunus salicina ‘Billington’ appear in the spring, and its leaves turn yellow in the autumn. While it is partially self-fertile, it produces better crops when planted with Prunus salicina ‘Black Doris’. Prunus salicina is deciduous and native to Russia, China, Taiwan, and Vietnam. Learn more about Prunus salicina.