European Plum Trees

Prunus domestica This self-fertile, round green plum grows in the mountains of Iran. It is often picked before it is fully ripe and eaten fresh or ...

A legendary oblong, golden plum introduced in 1800 at Bury St. Edmunds, England. The medium to large fruits have straw-yellow skin and golden flesh...

We think this is the best late season gage plum. The well formed tree produces yellow fruit with red dots and a rich, aromatic, sweet yellow flesh....

This beautiful pink-orange oblong freestone plum with delicious yellow meaty flesh is the season's first European plum to ripen. Each year the tree...

Prunus domestica subsp. italica 'Bavay Gage' Reputed in England to be the best late Gage plum, this self-fertile selection features a rich flavo...

A "German Prune" plum with delicious flavor. It crops heavily and ripens early in the season. The skin is blue and the shape is oblong to pointed. ...

Prunus domestica 'Imperial Epineuse' This wonderfully flavorful, sweet French prune plum has been used at the English National Fruit Trials as a st...

Also called Belgium Purple, as it was developed in Belgium in 1850, Blue de Belgique is a French culinary favorite. This medium size roundish purp...

Prunus domestica 'Mount Royal' Every August, a huge crop of delicious plums ripen in abundant clusters on this hardy, European plum tree. The mediu...

Prunus domestica 'Gras Romanesc' The distinctive blue skin blushed with grey, and the sweet, rich, yellow, clingstone flesh of the revered German p...

Prunus domestica subsp. syriaca 'Reine de Mirabelle' True to its name which translates as “Queen of the Mirabelles,” this regal yellow plum excee...

Prunus domestica 'Monsieur Hatif de Montmorency' Monsieur Hatif de Montmorency is a truly excellent culinary European plum. Fragrant, with a rich a...