Victoria Plum Tree Self-Fertile – 2-Year Potted, 90–120cm

Victoria Plum Trees are valued for their dual-purpose fruit – ideal for both eating fresh and cooking. Supplied as a self-fertile, 2-year-old bush in a 5L pot (90–120 cm tall), this reliable plum variety is well suited to UK gardens and all common soil types except chalk.

Product Features

• Fruit Type: Prunus domestica 'Victoria' – oblong, pale skin, golden-yellow flesh
• Best Use: Suitable for eating raw, baking, canning, jam, or freezing
• Harvest Period: August–September
• Tree Height (in pot at dispatch): 90–120 cm
• Rootstock: St Julien A for moderate growth and reliable yields
• Pollination: Self-fertile – does not require companion tree
• Care: Full sun position, avoid very chalky or waterlogged soils
• Hardiness: Fully hardy in UK climates

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Is Victoria plum good for both eating and cooking?
  A: Yes, Victoria plums deliver excellent flavor for eating fresh, desserts, jams and baking.
• Q: How tall is a 2-year-old Victoria plum tree at delivery?
  A: Trees are 90–120 cm tall in 5L pots, ready to plant.
• Q: Can Victoria plum trees grow in clay soil?
  A: They tolerate most soil types, but avoid poorly drained or chalky soil for best results.
• Q: When do Victoria plums ripen?
  A: Fruit matures in August to early September for easy picking.
• Q: Is this variety self-fertile?
  A: Yes, Victoria is fully self-fertile and reliable for home growers.