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Plum tree Victoria

Prunus domestica 'Victoria'

Victoria: classic plum tree with rosy fruit and sweet golden flesh. Blooms in March, self-fertile but benefits from cross-pollination. Low-stem form.
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Quantity

  • Delivery expected from 06/10/2025 if ordered before 12:00 p.m.
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Description

Height at maturity 2.5 to 3.5 m
Wingspan at maturity 2 to 3 m
Exposure sun
Flowering March
Hardiness -20°C

Plum tree Victoria – Prunus domestica 'Victoria'

Main interest of the plant

The Victoria plum tree is one of the most widely planted varieties in gardens due to its reliable crops of rosy-red plums with sweet, juicy yellow flesh. Grafted as a low-stem tree, it blooms early in March and is self-fertile, yet it performs even better with cross-pollination. A perfect choice for both fresh eating and cooking.

Origins and characteristics

Geographical origin: England, Suffolk, introduced around 1840
Botanical family: Rosaceae
Notable features: A British classic named after Queen Victoria

Description and features

Mature height: 2.5 to 3.5 meters (low-stem)
Mature spread: 2 to 3 meters
Habit: Rounded and compact
Bark: Grey-brown
Foliage: Deciduous, bright green
Growth: Moderate
Hardiness: Down to -20 °C

Flowering and fruiting

Flowering time: March (early bloom)
Flowers: Single white blossoms, nectar-rich
Fruits: Medium to large red-pink plums with golden flesh, sweet, melting and juicy. Harvest late August to early September
Wildlife interest: Early nectar source for bees

Light and soil

Ideal light: Full sun
Soil type: Deep, rich, well-drained

Planting

Soil preparation tips: Mix in compost or aged manure
Spacing: 3 to 4 meters
Soil nature: Neutral to slightly alkaline

Watering

At planting: Regular in the first year
At maturity: Low to moderate needs

Pruning

When and how to prune: Lightly after harvest, maintain open crown

Propagation

Method: Grafted onto Saint-Julien or Myrobalan (low-stem)

Garden uses

Best placement: Edible hedges, family orchards, kitchen garden
Companion planting: Apple tree, pear tree, rosemary, bee-friendly herbs

Traditional uses

Cultural usage: Excellent for fresh eating, jams, and baking

Pest and disease protection

Vulnerabilities: Can be sensitive to brown rot and aphids
Natural prevention: Good airflow, horsetail decoction, mulching

Tips for success

Practical advice: Full sun, early harvest, remove overripe fruit promptly

Cultivar specifics

Though self-fertile, ‘Victoria’ produces even better yields when cross-pollinated with:
Pollinators: ‘Opal’, ‘Reine Claude d’Oullins’, ‘Czar’, ‘Anna Späth’

Features

  • Common name : Plum tree Victoria
  • Family : Rosaceae
  • Category : grafted low stem fruit tree
  • Spread : 2 to 3 m
  • Foliage : deciduous
  • Fruit : Medium to large plums, pinkish-red when ripe, golden-yellow flesh, sweet, juicy, and melting
  • Harvest : late August to early September.
  • Use : isolated - orchard
  • Soil : Neutral to slightly chalky, deep, loose, fertile, well-drained.
  • Enemies : aphids - caterpillars
  • Possible diseases : Brown rot.
  • rootstock : Saint Julien A

Expédition & livraison

How does the delivery work?

  • Step 1 As soon as you place your order your plants are selected
  • Step 2 Each order is processed individually.
  • Step 3 Plants are packed, staked and labeled.
  • Step 4 Packaging is carefully implemented to avoid any problems.
  • Step 5 Packages are ready to be shipped.

Our delivery methods

Shipping of our plants throughout Europe (except overseas and islands).

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