Plum Archives - Linden Lane Farms

‘Black Amber’ Japanese Plum

Super large beautiful black plum with amber flesh primarily used for puddings, pies and sauces. Good for eating fresh. Ripens mid-season. A University of California introduction in 1980.

Not self-fertile. Requires cross pollination with another Japanese plum (Prunus salicina) cultivar.

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‘Early Italian’ Prune Plum

Large oval purple fruit with greenish-yellow flesh that turns red when cooked. Good for canning and drying. Good commercial prune-plum. Ripens in 14 days earlier than Italian Plum.

Semi-self-fertile. Benefits from cross pollination with another European plum (Prunus domestica) cultivar.

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A 1980 release from Harrow Research Station, Canada. Produces very large yellow-orange fruit with a slight blush. Freestone with firm orange flesh. Very good for eating fresh, drying or in jams and preserves. Ripens in late July. Winter hardy in zone 5.

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‘Italian’ Prune Plum

Large oval purple fruit with greenish-yellow flesh that turns red when cooked. Good for canning and drying. Good commercial prune-plum. Ripens in 14 days later than Early Italian Plum

Semi-self-fertile. Benefits from cross pollination with another European plum (Prunus domestica) cultivar.

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‘Peach’ European Plum

A unique European plum with very large, apricot-coloured fruit. This plum has extraordinary texture and flavour. Truly a delight to eat. Vigorous and moderately productive. Ripens mid-late August. Ripens in early August.

Not Self-fertile. Requires cross pollination with another European plum (Prunus domestica) cultivar.

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‘Redheart’ Japanese Plum

Delightfully sweet. The fruit from this tree features deep red skin and fine-grained, bright red flesh. Great for jams, sauces and chutneys. Heat-tolerant. Semi-freestone. Originates from the University of California in 1950. Ripens in August.

Not self-fertile. Requires cross pollination with another Japanese plum (Prunus salicina) cultivar.

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‘Shiro’ Japanese Plum

Shiro plum, known for its medium to large, round bright yellow fruit has a mild sweet flavour. Excellent for fresh eating, cooking, canning, preserves and desserts, it is a consistent bearer of fruit. It is one of the earliest ripening plums. Very hardy. Ripens in early August.

Semi-self-fertile, but benefits from cross polination from another Japanese plum (Prunus salicina).

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