Plums
| Maungamuka Plum Uses: Dessert Ripe: January Pollinator: Self Fertile Origin: Mangamuka Available: Scionwood Delicious yellow green soft fleshed plum with transparent skin. It came from the schoolgrounds at Maungamuka. |
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Marabella Plum Our most reliable, heaviest cropping plum. This plum came to our collection from Jim and June Cox and to them as collectors from a family whose ancestors had picked it up on the journey over when their boat stopped in South Africa. It is a well known South African plum. lt is a small plum, red skin, yellow flesh and is an O.K desert plum but it is an outstanding cooking plum. with an almond flavour and no bitterness at all. We love them for breakfast. Self fertile. Marabella Plums crop heavily every year. |
| Tamaki Special Plum Uses: Dessert, Bottling. Ripe: Late December Pollinator: Duff's Early Jewel, and others Origin: Wilderlands. Available: Scionwood This is an outstanding plum, from the collection of the late Dan Hansen of Wilderland fame. Dan was an amazing gardener and collected many fruit trees whose value he saw. This is one of the best (Dan’s Early is another). It is a large, dark red meaty plum which is full of flavour and very sweet. It is always a vigorous growing tree. |
| Whakapirau Gold / old Yellow O'gen Uses: Dessert Ripe: January Pollinator: unsure Origin: Whakapirau Available: Scionwood Yellow flesh and skin, large, sweet, juiciy melting. Ex Kaipara Harbour, well known by the locals on Whakapirau Beach, huge crops. Large spreading tree, good health. |
| Ahipara Prune (Victoria) Uses: Dessert, Cooking Ripe: January Pollinator: Angelina Burdett / Self Fertile. Origin: Ahipara Gumfields Available: Scionwood This is a very special plum that I found growing in a long abandoned orchard on the Ahipara Gumfields many years ago. We think it is the old Victoria plum that many people ask us for. It is a large egg shaped classic looking prune except it ripens earlier than all the others, in January. With a dark red skin, yellow very sweet sugary flesh and free stone it is an excellent plum. |
| Burbank Plums Uses: Dessert, Ripe: February Pollinator: Self Fertile. Origin: Kaiwaka Available: Scionwood Burbank Plums were some of the very earliest plums to enter the North (came into the Kaipara with the Dalmatians) and all the old orchards had one. They are quite small trees that are easy to manage and they are very heavy reliable croppers The fruit is large, with a dark red blush over most of the yellow skin when ripe and the flesh is yellow and comes away from the stone when fully ripe. Especially great if you have a small space. |
| Giant Prune Uses: Dessert, Cooking Ripe: February Pollinator: Angelina Burdett, Origin: RB/Matt Available: Scionwood Large prune with red skin and yellow flesh, freestone. Originally from the Red Bluffs Nursery Warkworth, from the collection of Tom and Robyn Morrison. |
| Black Prince Uses: Dessert, Ripe: February March Pollinator: Duff's Early Jewel Origin: Kohukohu Available: Scionwood Large dark red meaty flesh, purple/green skin, freestone, excellent taste, pick over long period keeps well. From an old French orchard in the Hokianga. Heavy precocious cropper. Partially self-fertile hedgerow pollinator plums will help. |
| Angelina Burdett Uses: Dessert, Ripe: February Pollinator: Greengage Origin: Available: Scionwood Soft, very sweet, purple skin. Yellow flesh. |
Ahipara 2 (Golden Drop) Uses: Excellent Dessert Ripe: Mid Jan Pollinator: Self Fertile / Angelina Burdett Origin: Ahipara Gumfields Available: Scionwood Small, yellow flesh and skin, very sweet. |
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Meribel Yellow flesh, red skin
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| Puhoi Plum Uses: Dessert, Bottling, Ripe: Mid Season Pollinator: Self Fertile Origin: Puhoi Valley Available: Scionwood Yellow flesh and skin, excellent dessert. |
Plumcott Uses: Excellent Dessert Ripe: Early Pollinator: Self Fertile Origin: Northland Available: Scionwood Apricot texture and flavour. |
Stanley Prune Uses: Dessert, Drying, Ripe: Pollinator: Origin: Available: Scionwood Red skin, yellow flesh, freestone. |
Transparent Gage Uses: Dessert, Cooks up like apricots. Ripe: Late Pollinator: Angelina Burdett Origin: Kohukohu Available: Scionwood Yellow, transparent skin with red flecks. |
Billington's Early Uses: Ripe: December Pollinator: Duff's Early Jewel Origin: Old Commercial Variety Available: Scionwood |
Duff's Early Jewel Uses:Desert, Pollinator Ripe: January Pollinator: Self Fertile Origin: Old Commercial Variety Available: Scionwood Red skin, yellow flesh, small. |
Satsuma Uses: Dessert, Sauce, Bottling Ripe: Mid Season Pollinator: Duff's Early Jewel Origin: Satsuma Available: Scionwood Red skin and flesh |
Scarletina Uses:Dessert, jam, bottling Ripe: Mid January Pollinator: Self Fertile Origin: Matakohe Available: Scionwood Red flesh and skin |
| Taneatua (an old Burbank ) Uses: Dessert Ripe: February Pollinator: Self Fertile Origin: Taneatua Available: Scionwood Large red/ yellow skin. Yellow flesh |
Xmas Fullers Uses:Dessert Ripe: Early Pollinator: Duff's Early Jewel Origin: Haywood Wright Collection, Bay of Plenty Available: Scionwood Red skin and flesh, small, prolific, good taste. |
| Dan's Delight Uses: Dessert. Ripe: January Pollinator: Origin: Wilderlands Available: Scionwood Very special flavour, delicate |
| Little John Uses: Dessert Ripe: January Pollinator: Origin: Northland Available: Scionwood Very special, large, meaty, red skin and flesh. Excellent flavour. |
Purple King Uses: Dessert Ripe: February Pollinator: Origin: Northland Available: Scionwood Large Plum, excellent flavour. |
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