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Purple Gage European Plum

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$59.99
$59.99 - $59.99
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SKU C211

Prunus domestica 'Purple Gage'

We love Purple Gage, also called "Reine Claude Violette", for its sweet, dense, rich flavor and beautiful purple color. A great choice for the home gardener, Purple Gage is easy to grow with huge crops of fruit in August. A freestone plum with a small pit, the tree is upright and productive. A great dessert plum.

USDA Zone: 5-9

Grow Height:  12' 

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: August

Pollination: Partially Self Fertile

Rootstock: St. Julian A

Read our Plum Growing Guide

Size: Dwarf (4'-5')

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • will a Gage and Blue Damson pollinate each other?

    Yes they will! Also Mirabelle plums!

  • What pollinator should I buy for the Gage plum tree? Thank you !

    Gage plums do best with other Gage plums.

  • So this & a couple of Mirabelle plum trees will pollinate each other?

    In most cases Gage plums are the best pollinators for Mirabelle plums - however the Mirabelle plums may stuggle to return to favor unless the Gage is planted close by.

  • What's the estimated chill hours of Purple Gage? I may experiment growing it here in zone 10a.

    700+ chilling hours

  • Hi! Would this be a good pollinator for a Mirabelle? I’m looking for a blue/purple one to contrast with the golden Mirabelle I hope to put in a front yard planting scheme.

    Yes, Gage is the best pollinator for Mirabelle plums.

  • What pollinizer should I get for my dwarf purple gage European plum tree?

    Another gage is best, but most non-prune European plums will do

  • Is this potted plant or bare root?

    This tree is shipped bare root.

  • what does partially self fertile mean, do i need a second tree

    It means the tree will produce a little to some fruit on it's own, and more with a pollinizer.