Prunus Domestica 'Hauszwetsche' (Edible Plum)

Species	:	Prunus Domestica Hauszwetsche
Common Name(s)	:	Plum
Tree Features	:	Edible Fruit
Genus	:	Prunus
Seasons of Interest	:	Autumn Interest
Mature Size	:	Small (under 10m)
Tree uses	:	Garden

A small edible plum that we grow as a full standard tree.

Our dispatch teams favourite, as they gorge themselves with the plums prior to your delivery!

A tasty, small, dark red fruit is produced by late September and this clone is very abundant with its offering.

Mature Height: 5-10m

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