Autumn 2024 planting seasonPre-order now for EU delivery December 2024 - March 2025
Share the link to this pollination checker for Mirabelle de Nancy. Share

Pollination of Mirabelle de Nancy mirabelle trees

Mirabelle de Nancy (Prunus insititia)  is in flowering group 3. Mirabelle de Nancy is partially self-fertile and does not need a pollination partner, but fruiting is likely to be better if there is a compatible partner of a different variety nearby.Choose another variety

Varieties that will pollinate Mirabelle de Nancy in our catalogue

  • Cambridge Gage

    Find pollinators >
    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

      Find pollinators >
      Count Althann's Gage has a richer and more plum-like flavour than other gages.
      • Flowering group: 4
      • Not self-fertile
      • Picking: Late
      • Available rootstocks:
      • St. Julien A
      • Myrobalan
    • Farleigh

      Find pollinators >
      Farleigh is a cold-hardy heavy-cropping traditional English damson.
      • Flowering group: 3
      • Self-fertile
      • Picking: Late
      • Madeleinein stock

        Find pollinators >
        A traditional French dual-purpose purple plum.
        • Flowering group: 3
        • Partially self-fertile
        • Picking: Mid
        • Available rootstocks:
        • St. Julien A
        • Myrobalan
      • Monsieur Hatifin stock

        Find pollinators >
        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:
        • St. Julien A
        • Myrobalan
      • Nobertein stock

        Find pollinators >
        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

        Find pollinators >
        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:
        • St. Julien A
      • Reine Claude de Bavayin stock

        Find pollinators >
        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:
        • St. Julien A
      • Reine Claude Doreein stock

        Find pollinators >
        A high-quality yellow-green gage, and usually more productive than other green gages.
        • Flowering group: 3
        • Not self-fertile
        • Picking: Late
        • Available rootstocks:
        • St. Julien A
        • Myrobalan
      • Reine Claude Rouge Hativein stock

        Find pollinators >
        This is one of the earliest dessert plums, ripening in mid-July.
        • Flowering group: 4
        • Not self-fertile
        • Picking: Early
        • Available rootstocks:
        • St. Julien A
        • Myrobalan
      • Shropshire Prune

        Find pollinators >
        The definitive English damson, Shropshire Prune has the rich astringent flavour typical of damsons.
        • Flowering group: 3
        • Self-fertile
        • Picking: Mid
        • Victoriain stock

          Find pollinators >
          Victoria is the definitive English plum, attractive fruit, good for eating, outstanding flavour for cooking.
          • Flowering group: 3
          • Self-fertile
          • Picking: Mid
          • Available rootstocks:
          • St. Julien A
          • Myrobalan