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Bryanston Gage
An excellent dessert yellow gage with larger more attractive fruit than greengage
Origin: Dorset UK, 1831
Pollination: Bryanston Gage is self-sterile and would require a pollinator to produce a crop. Pollination partners
British-grown 
All our bare-root trees are personally hand-grafted by our Nursery Manager and grown on at our nursery in Kent. We have Defra and Plant Healthy certification.
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History and description of Bryanston Gage
Originally found in Lord Portman's gardens at Bryanstone in Dorset, UK c 1800 and first recorded in 1831. It is believed to be the progeny of a Greengage and a Coe's Golden Drop which were growing close by in the same garden.Medium-large, oval-oblong fruit. Pale green skin turning primrose yellow with numerous red dots. Greenish yellow, firm, juicy flesh. Semi-clinging stone. Excellent sweet gage flavour.
Vigorous spreading tree with very large light green leaves. Only a light to moderate cropper.
Characteristics of Bryanston Gage plum and gage trees
| Use | Dessert |
| Colour | Yellow |
| Flavour | Sweet |
| Fruit size | Medium |
| Picking time | |
| Season of use | L Aug |
| Tree vigour | Vigorous |
| Tree habit | Spreading |
| Fruit-bearing | |
| Cropping | Light |
| Pollination date | 19 |
| Pollination group | C |
| Self-fertility | Self-sterile |
| Pollinators | Pollination partners |
| Parentage | Coe's Golden Drop Old Greengage |
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