Plumcot Spring Satin PB28
A plum-apricot cross, which combines the spritely plum flavour with the sweetness of apricot. The large reddish-black skinned fruit has golden flesh that is very sweet and flavoursome. An early season variety. Cross pollinates with any Japanese plum flowering at the same time, including Santa Rosa. A productive, semi-dwarf tree growing to 3m.
Spring Satin is a self fertile variety. However, all self fertile varieties produce more fruit if planted with another variety nearby. Plum Santa Rosa is an excellent choice for planting alongside Spring Satin.
A plum-apricot cross, which combines the spritely plum flavour with the sweetness of apricot. The large reddish-black skinned fruit has golden flesh that is very sweet and flavoursome. An early season variety. Cross pollinates with any Japanese plum flowering at the same time, including Santa Rosa. A productive, semi-dwarf tree growing to 3m.
Spring Satin is a self fertile variety. However, all self fertile varieties produce more fruit if planted with another variety nearby. Plum Santa Rosa is an excellent choice for planting alongside Spring Satin.
A plum-apricot cross, which combines the spritely plum flavour with the sweetness of apricot. The large reddish-black skinned fruit has golden flesh that is very sweet and flavoursome. An early season variety. Cross pollinates with any Japanese plum flowering at the same time, including Santa Rosa. A productive, semi-dwarf tree growing to 3m.
Spring Satin is a self fertile variety. However, all self fertile varieties produce more fruit if planted with another variety nearby. Plum Santa Rosa is an excellent choice for planting alongside Spring Satin.
