We are currently planting plums / gages / damsons in our orchard.
We have planted these old varieties so far, 2 tree's of each, unless stated otherwise;
Tree`s planted over Winter 2022 - 2023
Plums:
Early Rivers x 3
Tree`s planted over Winter 2023 - 2024
Plums / Damsons:
Merry Weather x 1
Farleigh x 1
Czar x 1
Tree`s planted over Winter 2024 - 2025
Plums:
Stella`s Star x 1
A self-fertile greengage. Turns slightly yellow when ripening,
mildly flavoured fruits can be eaten fresh or cooked.
Gordon Castle
Opal x 1;
Superb flavoured plum, ready early August and is self-fertile.
Rootstock; St Julien A, Pixy
Czar x 1;
A good cooking plum, very juicy. Ripens August and is self-fertile and a
reliable cropper. Rootstock: St Julien A, Pixy.
Gages:
Cambridge x 1;
Small, yellowish-green juicy fruits, reliable
good cropper. Self-fertile and prefers a sheltered warm site. Rootstock; St Julien A, Bush. (BPC).
Oullins Golden Gage x 1;
Large golden fruits, delicious flavour. Self fertile.
Best eaten fresh from tree or cooked.
Tree`s planted over Winter 2025 - 2026:
Plums:
Czar x 2
Victoria x 2
Marjorie`s Seedling x 2;
Most popular dual purpose plum for cooking in September
or eating in October, soft flesh, juicy and sweet. Self-fertile. Rootstock; St Julien A, Pixy.
Victoria x 1;
Most popular dual purpose plum. Juicy and good flavour, ripens late
August and is self-fertile. Rootstock; St Julien A, Pixy
The perfect location for stag and hen parties / large family gatherings and of course biking and walking clubs, as we are positioned at 1000ft and south facing.