part of the harvest, most of them eaten now ;D
Nothing like them. Except a Gage!
Poor crop of both here this year :-[
That's earlier than the ones I used to grow. My tastiest ones were picked on a chilly October morning.
I would love to grow them. Can you get them on dwarfing rootstocks?
Lovely crop BTW Manics ;)
loads of them dropped off while we were away, the birds and things had a field day ;D
don't know if victorias come on dwarfing, we have a new one, called czar, on a dwarf..no fruit this year (first year)
Ooh thankyou hun, I will look into that.
Sounds like the birds had a great time while you were away :D
star, we got ours from victoriananursery.co.uk
they have all sorts :)
Thanks for that, I will have a look :D
Plums can come on Pixy rootstock and routine pruning as a spindletree or pyramid can keep them to about 7-8 feet high. Spindletree training and pruning is the commercial way of achieving maximum yield whilst being able to plant the trees very close together.