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Plum Dwarf Victoria
Victoria plum trees are very reliable and do well in Irish climate. They will thrive in full sun and will bear more fruit in a sunny spot. This variety is grown on a dwarf stem so it will stay relatively small and manageable. It is perfect for a large pot or small garden or patio. It is self fertile so won't need a pollinating partner to bear fruit.
Crops can be very heavy. A dwarf plum tree can yield 20ibs or more for many years.
Even a Plum tree in a pot can bear handsome, heavy crops.
Dwarf plum trees will reach 180-200cm in height with a similar spread, less if grown in a container.
Weight of this plant: 10kg approx
How To Grow Victoria Plum Tree
Victoria Plum trees like all plum trees require plenty of water until they establish and during the fruiting season. It can take anywhere from a tree aged two to four years before you see a good harvest. Victoria plum trees require a bit more pruning in spring than Opal plum.
Add plenty of manure in March or feed with sulphate of potash.
Remove branches that rub across other branches in Spring.
Provide the tree with a deep soaking every seven to ten days during prolonged dry periods. Slightly dry soil is always better than soggy, waterlogged conditions. Beware of over watering, which may result in rot or other moisture-related diseases.
Crops can be very heavy. A dwarf plum tree can yield 20ibs or more for many years.
Even a Plum tree in a pot can bear handsome, heavy crops.
Dwarf plum trees will reach 180-200cm in height with a similar spread, less if grown in a container.
Weight of this plant: 10kg approx
How To Grow Victoria Plum Tree
Victoria Plum trees like all plum trees require plenty of water until they establish and during the fruiting season. It can take anywhere from a tree aged two to four years before you see a good harvest. Victoria plum trees require a bit more pruning in spring than Opal plum.
Add plenty of manure in March or feed with sulphate of potash.
Remove branches that rub across other branches in Spring.
Provide the tree with a deep soaking every seven to ten days during prolonged dry periods. Slightly dry soil is always better than soggy, waterlogged conditions. Beware of over watering, which may result in rot or other moisture-related diseases.
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Plum Dwarf Victoria—
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Plum Dwarf Victoria
Victoria plum trees are very reliable and do well in Irish climate. They will thrive in full sun and will bear more fruit in a sunny spot. This variety is grown on a dwarf stem so it will stay relatively small and manageable. It is perfect for a large pot or small garden or patio. It is self fertile so won't need a pollinating partner to bear fruit.
Crops can be very heavy. A dwarf plum tree can yield 20ibs or more for many years.
Even a Plum tree in a pot can bear handsome, heavy crops.
Dwarf plum trees will reach 180-200cm in height with a similar spread, less if grown in a container.
Weight of this plant: 10kg approx
How To Grow Victoria Plum Tree
Victoria Plum trees like all plum trees require plenty of water until they establish and during the fruiting season. It can take anywhere from a tree aged two to four years before you see a good harvest. Victoria plum trees require a bit more pruning in spring than Opal plum.
Add plenty of manure in March or feed with sulphate of potash.
Remove branches that rub across other branches in Spring.
Provide the tree with a deep soaking every seven to ten days during prolonged dry periods. Slightly dry soil is always better than soggy, waterlogged conditions. Beware of over watering, which may result in rot or other moisture-related diseases.
Crops can be very heavy. A dwarf plum tree can yield 20ibs or more for many years.
Even a Plum tree in a pot can bear handsome, heavy crops.
Dwarf plum trees will reach 180-200cm in height with a similar spread, less if grown in a container.
Weight of this plant: 10kg approx
How To Grow Victoria Plum Tree
Victoria Plum trees like all plum trees require plenty of water until they establish and during the fruiting season. It can take anywhere from a tree aged two to four years before you see a good harvest. Victoria plum trees require a bit more pruning in spring than Opal plum.
Add plenty of manure in March or feed with sulphate of potash.
Remove branches that rub across other branches in Spring.
Provide the tree with a deep soaking every seven to ten days during prolonged dry periods. Slightly dry soil is always better than soggy, waterlogged conditions. Beware of over watering, which may result in rot or other moisture-related diseases.
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Victoria plum trees are very reliable and do well in Irish climate. They will thrive in full sun and will bear more fruit in a sunny spot. This variety is grown on a dwarf stem so it will stay relatively small and manageable. It is perfect for a large pot or small garden or patio. It is self fertile so won't need a pollinating partner to bear fruit.
Crops can be very heavy. A dwarf plum tree can yield 20ibs or more for many years.
Even a Plum tree in a pot can bear handsome, heavy crops.
Dwarf plum trees will reach 180-200cm in height with a similar spread, less if grown in a container.
Weight of this plant: 10kg approx
How To Grow Victoria Plum Tree
Victoria Plum trees like all plum trees require plenty of water until they establish and during the fruiting season. It can take anywhere from a tree aged two to four years before you see a good harvest. Victoria plum trees require a bit more pruning in spring than Opal plum.
Add plenty of manure in March or feed with sulphate of potash.
Remove branches that rub across other branches in Spring.
Provide the tree with a deep soaking every seven to ten days during prolonged dry periods. Slightly dry soil is always better than soggy, waterlogged conditions. Beware of over watering, which may result in rot or other moisture-related diseases.
Crops can be very heavy. A dwarf plum tree can yield 20ibs or more for many years.
Even a Plum tree in a pot can bear handsome, heavy crops.
Dwarf plum trees will reach 180-200cm in height with a similar spread, less if grown in a container.
Weight of this plant: 10kg approx
How To Grow Victoria Plum Tree
Victoria Plum trees like all plum trees require plenty of water until they establish and during the fruiting season. It can take anywhere from a tree aged two to four years before you see a good harvest. Victoria plum trees require a bit more pruning in spring than Opal plum.
Add plenty of manure in March or feed with sulphate of potash.
Remove branches that rub across other branches in Spring.
Provide the tree with a deep soaking every seven to ten days during prolonged dry periods. Slightly dry soil is always better than soggy, waterlogged conditions. Beware of over watering, which may result in rot or other moisture-related diseases.
