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Farleigh Damson Trees | Bareroot

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Plums, Gages & Damsons Cooking Late Season Pollination Group C Pollinator

Self fertile

 

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Prunus Farleigh Damson

Description of Farleigh Damson Trees & Fruit:
The Farleigh is a good solid damson tree and we recommend it especially for the small garden due to its naturally compact growth. The near-black fruit are pretty small but the crops are so big that, overall, you end up with the same weight of fruit as you would with any other damson. It is reliably self fertile, but the crop will still be improved by cross-pollination with another plum, damson or gage tree.
It is a thorny tree and makes an ideal hedge plant as well!

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Characteristics of Farleigh Damson Trees:

  • Self fertile.
  • Crops in mid-September.
  • Pollination group D.

Growing Farleigh Damson Plum Trees:
Damsons are very hardy trees and will do well anywhere in Britain.
Rich soil is important - dig in plenty of good manure and compost before planting.
Soil drainage must be good.
The more sun your trees get the better your crops will be.

Farleigh Damson Rootstocks:
Your trees are grown on the semi-dwarfing rootstock Pixy. This is perfect for wire-trained shapes like fans and it will also make a freestanding tree 3 metres high.

Pollination Partners for Farleigh Damson:
Your trees will make better crops when they are pollinated, but it is not essential. Your trees are in pollination group D, which means that they will cross pollinate with trees in groups C, D and E of our plum tree pollination table.

Details about delivery sizes: Guide to Fruit Tree Sizing.

History & Parentage of Farleigh Damson:
Your trees originally come from Kent in the early 1800's. They were raised from a seedling of unknown, possibly wild, origin by Mr James Crittenden from Farleigh. The Langley Bullace was bred from this tree.