Patio Plum Little Victoria | Garden | Review & Compare on 4utoday
Look forward to fresh fruit with this Patio Plum Little Victoria. Grow your own sweet juicy Victoria plums on a balcony, terrace or small patio. For the first time is has been grafted by skilled growers onto a dwarfing rootstock, yet still produces lovely pure white spring blossom displays and big crops of those iconic red sweet plums in summer. This plant only ever reaches 1.2m tall in 7-10 years, so stays small enough for balconies and patios. Supplied as an established plant in a 4.5L pot, ready to plant out. What you need to know: Apply a slow-release fertiliser such as blood, fish and bone in early spring, and mulch to retain moisture For the biggest, juiciest plums, thin the fruits in May by removing some of the smaller, immature fruits Then in July, while the plums are still hard, remove any that are damaged or diseased or touching others Water regularly, and don't let the soil dry out if planted in pots Prune trees in late in July when they're in full growth For young trees, take back the new upright growth by about a third For older, mature trees, remove any dead, diseased or dying branches and then prune the older branches hard to promote productivity, aiming for an overall goblet shape Save 38% with this Patio Plum Little Victoria for 24.99 pounds
Look forward to fresh fruit with this Patio Plum Little Victoria. Grow your own sweet juicy Victoria plums on a balcony, terrace or small patio. For the first time is has been grafted by skilled growers onto a dwarfing rootstock, yet still produces lovely pure white spring blossom displays and big crops of those iconic red sweet plums in summer. This plant only ever reaches 1.2m tall in 7-10 years, so stays small enough for balconies and patios. Supplied as an established plant in a 4.5L pot, ready to plant out.
What you need to know:
Apply a slow-release fertiliser such as blood, fish and bone in early spring, and mulch to retain moisture
For the biggest, juiciest plums, thin the fruits in May by removing some of the smaller, immature fruits
Then in July, while the plums are still hard, remove any that are damaged or diseased or touching others
Water regularly, and don’t let the soil dry out if planted in pots
Prune trees in late in July when they’re in full growth
For young trees, take back the new upright growth by about a third
For older, mature trees, remove any dead, diseased or dying branches and then prune the older branches hard to promote productivity, aiming for an overall goblet shape
Save 38% with this Patio Plum Little Victoria for 24.99 pounds
Grow a juicy treat with this Patio Plum Little Victoria for £24.99
P and P is 5.99 pounds per voucher
UK mainland delivery only
Please allow up to 7 working days for delivery
Excludes Northern Ireland, Channel Islands and Scottish Highlands
Voucher is valid 1 month from purchase
Original value validated on 25/06/2024
Mrechant:Go Groopie
Category: Garden
