- 1Avalon
One of the best mid season dessert plums
- 2Belgian Purple
An excellent dual purpose plum. Sweet with a firm texture when eaten fresh and excellent colour when cooked.
- 3Blue Rock
A very good medium sized blue plum with sweet juicy yellow flesh.
- 4Blue Tit
A self-fertile dual purpose blue-black plum with good flavour and reliable cropping
- 5Brandy Gage
A dual purpose self-fertile yellow gage
- 6Cambridge Gage
A very sweet gage and one of the most popular of the greengages.
- 7Cambridge Gage (Palmer)
A sport of Cambridge Gage. Very sweet, soft and juicy.
- 8Count Althann's Gage
A red dessert plum with good frost resistance
- 9Denniston's Superb
An excellent self-fertile sweet yellow gage like dessert plum
- 10Dittisham Ploughman
An old local variety from Devon best as a culinary plum but also a reasonable dessert plum
- 11Golden Transparent Gage
A very sweet heavy cropping self-fertile yellow gage
- 12Goldfinch
A bright yellow dessert plum with good flavour.
- 13Jefferson
A sweet dessert gage very much like a large greengage
- 14Jubileum
A modern plum variety similar to a Victoria but much larger fruit and slightly earlier season.
- 15Late Greengage
A traditional greengage similar to Old Greengage and Cambridge Gage.
- 16Lindsey Gage
One of the sweetest and tastiest of the greengages with a slight rosewater perfume.
- 17Mallard
A purple plum with sweet fairly firm golden yellow flesh.
- 18Old Greengage
The most popular of the greengages considered by many as the finest gage.
- 19Ontario
An attractive large dual purpose yellow plum.
- 20Reeves
Reeves is a heavy cropping, large and attractive red dual purpose plum
- 21Reine Claude Doree
One of the sweetest and best tasting small greengages.
- 22Royale de Vilvoorde
A very sweet purple dessert plum
- 23Transparent Gage
An old French yellow gage considered as one of the finest flavoured gages
- 24Utility
A large red mid season dessert plum
- 25Victoria
The best known and most popular of English plums.
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