Large oval red/purple bloomy fruits with yellow flesh. Nice cooked flavour. Makes a large upright tree. Reliable and prolific cropping. Originated in Belguim.

Produces round medium sized blue plums with a light blue bloom. Yellow flesh, quite juicy of good flavour. A cross between a Gage and a plum hence its quality of flavour. Reliable cropper and self fertile. A good garden variety. An English variety Introduced 1938.

Produces the classic Greengage fruit. An excellent rich flavoured gage. Medium sized round fruits with yellow green bloomy skin and yellow flesh. Sweet and juicy. Partially self fertile.

An excellent late Gage picked from mid September and extending the plum picking season. Large in size, with golden yellow skin and red spots and lines. The golden yellow flesh is juicy sweet and of rich flavour. Requires pollination. Raised first in Suffolk in late 1700s

A reliably cropping gage of moderate vigour. Large round dark red fruits with a thick blueish bloom Golden yellow flesh. Juicy sweet with a good very enjoyable flavour. Requires pollination. Raised by a gardener to Count Althan between 1850 & 1860.

This plum owes its name to the visit of the Tsar of Russia in 1874. Dark purple skinned fruits with yellow flesh. Shape round / oval and of medium size. A culinary plum but very good as a dessert when ripe. Upright growth with frost resistance. One of the most prolific croppers and self fertile.

One of the earliest plums. Very good as a dessert plum when ripe. Otherwise a good plum for cooking and making jam. Plums round oval dark blue with a heavy bloom and golden yellow flesh. Heavy cropping. Requires pollination. Raised by Thomas Rivers at his nursery in Hertfordshire about 1820..

A large, long, oval shaped purple plum with greenish yellow flesh of good quality. A reliable cropper. One of a selection of Plums raised by Rivers Nursery and named after birds.

One of the latest cropping plums with large deep purple fruits with a blue bloom. Oval in shape. A dual purpose plum with greenish yellow flesh that is quite sweet. Regular and heavy cropping. A late flowering plum and is self fertile. Originated in Berkshire in 1912.

We have now sold out of organic Marjories Seedling on Pixy rootstock but have some non organic available.

A medium sized reddish purple dessert plum of very good flavour. An early alternative to Victoria. A good reliable self fertile variety that produces a neat round headed tree. Bred at a Swedish Horticultural Research station in 1925.

Large round oval dual purpose gage plum. Greenish yellow skin with similar coloured flesh. Quite juicy with a pleasant flavour. Self fertile and a good pollinator. Introduced from France in the mid 1800s. On the continent known as 'Reine Claude d'Oullins' after Reine Claude Queen of Francois 1 (1491-1547)

A new plum variety found in Pershore, Worcestershire. It produces plump dark purple skinned fruits with golden flesh in the early half of August. a very nice tasting dessert plum. The parent tree is some 15-20 years old. It grew from a stone with one of the parents likely to be Early Prolific.

An excellent heavy cropping culinary plum. Medium sized reddish purple plums, often lop sided with a neck towards the stalk. Self fertile. Arose iaround 1877, its cooking and preserving qualities were soon recognised and became widely grown in the Vale of Evesham.

Now available as smaller trees, approx 1m / 3' tall, hence reduced price.

Good quality early dessert plum fruiting from mid July. Early ripening helps to extend the plum season. Medium sized, round/oval shape, dark red skin with a thick blue bloom. Yellow flesh with a good rich flavour. Requires pollination. Introduced in Belgium in 1966.

A useful dual purpose variety ripening in the middle of the plum season. Produces quite round dark red skinned plums with a purple bloom. The flesh is juicy and sweet good for eating aswell as cooking. A good versatile plum! Raised by Rivers Nursery in Hertfordshire around 1900.

Most well-known plum. Deservedly popular and the main commercial plum in the UK. Though not top quality as a dessert it is very nice to eat when ripe and coks & preserves well. Large in size, oval in shape with pale red skin & yellowish green flesh. Self-fertile, good pollinator. Reliable heavy cropper. First arose in Sussex around 1840

An old variety that arose in the West Midlands has become well known. Its name is apt - in time having a drooping habit. Large yellow fruits speckled red with yellow juicy flesh. Dual-purpose self fertile variety A strong growing tree that crops regularly and heavily.

A very good quality culinary plum. Was grown much in the Vale of Evesham, an area renowned for its plums. Large yellow fruits. Self-fertile. Hardy, reliable, heavy cropping.