Little Golden Plums with a Honeyed Sweetness Small, golden-yellow fruits with sweet, juicy flesh Delicious eaten fresh or used for jams and preserves Self-fertile, so you can grow just one tree Freestone fruit that's easy to prepare Harvest from August Small in size but packed with flavour, 'Mirabelle de Nancy' produces golden-yellow fruits with wonderfully sweet, juicy flesh, often developing tiny red speckles or a warm blush as they ripen. A traditional French mirabelle from north-eastern France, it comes from a region where these distinctive little golden plums have been grown and enjoyed for generations. Pick them fully ripe for eating straight from the tree, when their characteristic rich sweetness really comes through. The fruits are also freestone, with flesh that separates readily from the stone, making a generous harvest easy to put to good use in the kitchen. They make particularly good jams and preserves and can also be cooked into tarts, puddings and compotes. Fruits generally ripen around mid-August. Self-fertile, 'Mirabelle de Nancy' can produce fruit without another plum nearby, although another compatible plum, damson or mirabelle can help improve pollination and cropping. It develops into a medium-sized fruit tree suited to the average garden. How your tree is supplied: Supplied as a grafted bare-root tree on St Julien A rootstock, ready for planting during the dormant season.
