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Varieties of plums

Plum is a common fruit tree, easily adapts to various growth conditions, which allows its varieties to grow easily in the Caucasus, and in Siberia and the Far East. Different sorts of plums allow to satisfy different requirements of consumers of its fruits, both fresh and canned. High content of vitamins, pectins, sugars, organic acids, makes plums not only tasty, but also useful food.
Plum sorts enter the Prunus section, the subgenus Prunophora Necker, of the genus Prunus L. At the moment there are about 20 species. Sorts of plums in their separation take into account such characteristics: the shape of the fruit, color, taste, method of pollination, frost resistance, maturity. Similar in the characteristics of the varieties of plums are grouped together: Hungarian, thorny, Rencklid, mirabell, egg plum.

As a rule, the best sorts of plums are characterized by frost resistance, juicy fruits and resistance to pests.

Varieties of plums for the middle belt:


Hungarian - varieties of this group have fruits of elongated shape, dark color with sweet flesh. Varieties of this group are used fresh, for processing and obtaining prunes. Examples of varieties from this group:

  1. Hungarian Muscovite (later ripening, average winter hardiness, self-fertilizing, the purpose of fruits is universal);
  2. Skorospelka red (earlier maturation, high frost resistance and yield, self-fertilizing, canning application);
  3. Izyum-erik (medium ripening, low frost resistance, high yield, self-fertile - the best pollinator Victoria, universal application).


Ternoslivy - varieties of this group have small fruits, rounded shape with a small amount of pulp have a tart-sour taste, frost-hardy. Mainly used for the preparation of preservation. Examples of varieties from this group:

  1. Ternosliv summer (earlier maturation, high frost resistance and yield, self-fertilizing, suitable for canning);
  2. Large-fruited (medium ripening, high frost resistance, yield, self-fertilizing, universal application)


Rencklods - varieties of this group have fruits of round shape, with a lot of flesh and sweet taste, have a yellow or green color. Basically used in fresh form. Examples of varieties from this group:

  1. Renklod collective farm (earlier maturation, high frost resistance and yield, self-fertilizing, universal application);
  2. Renklode Bave (later ripening, high frost resistance, yield, self-fertilizing, universal application);
  3. Catherine (medium ripening, high frost resistance, yield, partially self-fertilizing, universal application).


Mirabeli - varieties of this group have small, medium-sized fruits in color and taste similar to cherry plum. Mainly used for the preparation of preservation. Examples of varieties from this group:

  1. Mirabel Nancy (medium ripening, high frost resistance, yield, self-fertilizing - the best pollinator is Hungarian Italian, the application is universal);
  2. Mirabel September (average maturation, high frost resistance, yield, self-fertilizing, universal application).


Egg plums - varieties of this group have ovate-shaped fruits, large-sized fleshy, sweet to taste, predominantly of yellow color. Examples of varieties from this group:

  1. Egg blue (medium ripening and yield, increased frost resistance, self-fertilized, prone to damage to pests and diseases);
  2. Etude (early, high yield and frost resistance);
  3. A golden drop (medium ripening, high yield, self-fertilizing, low frost resistance, universal application).

Also worth paying attention to the grade "Angelina" - late plum, which has excellent frost-resistant properties. And its fruits are kept until the spring.

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