Description
Oullins Green Gage x Early Favourite. One of the most reliable garden plums. Known as the early Victoria. A medium, reddish-purple fruit with superb flavour. Self fertile. (Sweden 1925)
Additional information
| Tree Forms | St Julien A Bare Root, St Julien A Bush, St Julien A Half Stnd Bare Root, VVA-1 Bare Root |
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