Prunus domestica 'Victoria' Plants Clusters of creamy white flowers

Clusters of creamy white flowers decorate the tree in May-June followed by dark purple fruit

including chalk

Its abundance of flowers

As spring approaches the buds' protective furry coat cracks open to reveal a lovely deep reddish-purple bud which later opens to red-purple and pink within

ultimately forming a rounded crown with smooth grey bark which gradually flakes to reveal orange beneath

Prunus domestica 'Victoria' Plants Clusters of creamy white flowersA reliable English plum producing a heavy crop of large, pale red fruit with sweet, golden yellow flesh in early August. Can be used in cooking, canning, bottling or just eating fresh. 'Victoria' is self fertile, meaning it will produce a reasonable crop if planted alone. Additional tree will aid crop. Pollination group C. Rootstock: Prunus cerasifera.