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Pollination of Victoria plum trees

Victoria (Prunus domestica)  is in flowering group 3. Victoria is self-fertile and does not need a pollination partner, but fruiting may be improved if there is a compatible partner of a different variety nearby.Choose another variety

Varieties that will pollinate Victoria in our catalogue

• Aprimirain stock

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  Aprimira is a sweet self-fertile apricot-mirabelle cross, also known as a miracot.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Myrobalan

• Cambridge Gage

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  Cambridge Gage is a reliable English green gage, with an excellent sweet flavour.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Count Althann's Gagein stock

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  Count Althann's Gage has a richer and more plum-like flavour than other gages.

  • Flowering group: 4
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Wavit
  • St. Julien A
  • Myrobalan

• Farleigh

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  Farleigh is a cold-hardy heavy-cropping traditional English damson.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Madeleinein stock

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  A traditional French dual-purpose purple plum.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Wavit
  • St. Julien A
  • Myrobalan

• Merryweather

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  Merryweather is a traditional English damson cooking plum, self-fertile and easy to grow, suitable for most climates.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

• Mirabelle de Nancyin stock

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  Mirabelle de Nancy is a traditional Mirabelle, originating from north-east France.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Wavit
  • St. Julien A
  • Myrobalan

• Monsieur Hatifin stock

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  Monsieur Hatif is a traditional dual-purpose plum variety, with blue / purple skin and golden flesh

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Wavit
  • St. Julien A

• Nobertein stock

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  Noberte is a traditional culinary plum, ideal for making jams and plum tarts.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • St. Julien A
  • Myrobalan

• Oullins Gagein stock

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  Oullins Gage is self-fertile, quite easy to grow, and the plums have a lovely sweet flavour.

  • Flowering group: 4
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Wavit
  • St. Julien A

• Reine Claude de Bavayin stock

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  The most widely-grown green gage, Reine Claude de Bavay has the distinctive gage-like flavour.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Wavit

• Reine Claude Doreein stock

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  A high-quality yellow-green gage, and usually more productive than other green gages.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Wavit
  • St. Julien A
  • Myrobalan

• Reine Claude Rouge Hativein stock

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  This is one of the earliest dessert plums, ripening in mid-July.

  • Flowering group: 4
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Wavit
  • St. Julien A
  • Myrobalan

• Shropshire Prune

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  The definitive English damson, Shropshire Prune has the rich astringent flavour typical of damsons.

  • Flowering group: 3
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid