Progressive limb dieback, sparse foliage, and poor fruit production over several years suggest a bacterial infection (e.g., bacterial canker, phytoplasma) or vascular disorder.
Early, aggressive intervention offers the best chance to save a declining stone fruit tree.
Dealing with Borers in Plum Trees: Identification and Treatment
Victoria Plum Tree Disease: Identifying and Managing Common Problems
Preventing Fruit on Ornamental Plum Trees
Plum Tree Pruning for Fruit Production
Preventing Fruit on Ornamental Plum: Florel Fruit Eliminator
Plum Tree Leaf Curl and Eggs: Beneficial vs. Pest Identification
Plum Tree Base Bumps: Normal Callus or Canker?
Plum Tree with Jelly-Like Sap: Borer Infestation
Ornamental Plum Delayed Leaf-Out: Environmental Stress vs. Fatal Decline
Stone Fruit Pest Management: Neem Oil for Plum/Peach and Poison Ivy Control
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