Plum : Full Season Collection

One of the UK's favourite fruit trees, easy to grow and delicious to eat. As many supermarkets are reluctant to offer the best tasting varieties due to thin skins and bruising, growing your own is the best way to enjoy the real flavour that this fruit can offer. Delicious eaten fresh, as preserves or stewed and made into a plum crumble served with custard or ice cream!

Collection comprises 1 tree each of

Plum Opal

Plum Seneca

Plum Victoria

Planted together they will give you a full season's harvest, will aid pollination and increase yields between each other.

Trees supplied are grafted on a 'St Julian A Rootstock' which is semi-dwarfing, which will produce for you medium sized 2-2.5m (7-8 foot) trees.

Note: The main cause of maggot damage in plums is the caterpillar of the Plum Fruit Moth. To help control this troublesome pest see Fruit Moth Traps..

Plum : Opal

One of the most reliable garden varieties, suitable for growing throughout the country. An early dessert plum, that produces a heavy crop of excellent quality red flushed, yellow skinned small fruits with a golden flesh that easily separates from its stone and has a delicious gage flavour.

Opal is partially self-fertile, making the perfect planting partner for Victoria to aid pollination.

Trees supplied are grafted on a 'St Julian A Rootstock' which is semi-dwarfing, which will produce for you a medium sized 2-2.5m (7-8 foot) tree.

Ready to harvest late July - mid August approximately 14 days before Victoria.

Note: The main cause of maggot damage in plums is the caterpillar of the Plum Fruit Moth. To help control this troublesome pest see Fruit Moth Traps..

Plum : Pluot® Flavour King

A unique plum-apricot hybrid. Pluots are known for their sweetness and flavour; the sugar content of these fruits is much higher than that of a plum alone. The medium-large size fruit has a reddishpurple, smooth skin like a plum, and very sweet red flesh. A naturally small tree, producing fruits in 3-5 years.

Grafted on a 'St Julian A Rootstock' which is semi-dwarfing, and will produce you a medium sized 2 to 2.5m (7 to 8 foot) tree.

Note: The main cause of maggot damage in plums is the caterpillar of the Plum Fruit Moth. To help control this troublesome pest see Fruit Moth Traps..

Plum : Seneca

The largest plum we have ever seen! 3 fruits are capable of filling your hand. The large red skinned fruits have a delicious bright yellow/orange flesh and a freestone.

Planted with Opal and Victoria they will give you a full seasons harvest and will aid pollination and increase yields between each other.

Opal is partially self-fertile, making the perfect planting partner for Victoria to aid pollination.

Trees supplied are grafted on a 'St Julian A Rootstock' which is semi-dwarfing, which will produce for you a medium sized 2-2.5m (7-8 foot) tree.

Perfect for extending the season as the fruits ripen in mid September.

Note: The main cause of maggot damage in plums is the caterpillar of the Plum Fruit Moth. To help control this troublesome pest see Fruit Moth Traps..

Plum : Victoria

Britain's best known plum and the most reliable garden variety for both culinary and dessert usage. Being self-fertile it is capable of producing a heavy crop of egg shaped, medium sized fruits.

Makes delicious pies and jams, but we always think they are best eaten straight from the tree in late August.

One of the UK's favourite fruit trees, easy to grow and delicious to eat.

Grafted on a 'St Julian A Rootstock' which is semi-dwarfing, and will produce you a medium sized 2 to 2.5m (7 to 8 foot) tree.

Bred in Great Britain.

Note: The main cause of maggot damage in plums is the caterpillar of the Plum Fruit Moth. To help control this troublesome pest see Fruit Moth Traps..