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Victoria Plum

Britain’s most popular plum, with sweet, yellow-red flesh perfect for eating fresh, cooking, or jam-making. It crops heavily in mid-to-late summer.

Basic Information

Species:

Plum

Variety:

Victoria

Scientific Name:

Prunus domestica 'Victoria'

Cramond Trees Location

Related Tree Tags:

01, 22

Location:

Cramond House 1, 22

More about the Tree

Uses and Benefits:

Britain’s most beloved plum, perfect for eating fresh, baking, or making jam. The wood is hard and sometimes used for small woodworking projects.

Fun facts:

Named after Queen Victoria - but she never tasted it (bred after her death).

The stones were used as WWII charcoal filters for gas masks.

Prone to splitting in rain ("plum rain crack").

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