The plum varieties produced at the Top Plant nursery in San Bonifacio (Verona): 5 selections in order of harvest period, with data sheets and rootstocks.
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Harvest · July 31 – August 25Open the data sheet
Plum
Grossa di Fellesio
Harvest · July 31 – August 25
Characteristics
Flowering
intermediate.
Tree
moderately vigorous, tending to upright, slow to come into bearing.
Fruit
large or very large, ellipsoid, asymmetrical, dark violet, heavily bloomed. Yellow flesh, very firm, sweet and with good flavour; the fruit is therefore very well suited to fresh consumption, although considered dual-purpose.
Ripening
early (−20 days Stanley)
Harvest · August 15 – August 26Open the data sheet
Plum
Lepotica
Harvest · August 15 – August 26
Characteristics
Skin colour
dark violet
Flesh colour
yellow-orange
Flavour
Sweet, slightly tart, aromatic.
Firmness
Firm, juicy, freestone (the flesh separates easily from the stone).
Disease resistance
Good
Harvest · August 23 – August 31Open the data sheet
Plum
Stanley
Harvest · August 23 – August 31
Characteristics
Flowering
mid-late.
Tree
medium vigour, globose-spreading habit, consistent and high productivity.
Fruit
medium size, elongated ellipsoid, asymmetrical, dark blue-violet and heavily bloomed; greenish-yellow flesh, very firm, moderately sweet and tart, slightly aromatic, freestone.
Ripening
mid-late (0 days Stanley)
Harvest · August 31 – September 16Open the data sheet
Plum
President
Harvest · August 31 – September 16
Characteristics
Flowering
mid-late.
Tree
high vigour, upright, high and consistent productivity.
Fruit
large or very large, ellipsoid, dark reddish violet, bloomed; yellow flesh, not very sweet, not aromatic, pleasant, very firm, freestone.
Ripening
late (+10 days Stanley)
Harvest · September 8 – September 21Open the data sheet
Plum
Angeleno®
Harvest · September 8 – September 21
Characteristics
Flowering
mid-late.
Tree
high vigour, intermediate habit, high and consistent productivity.
Fruit
good to large size, flattened-spheroid shape, black with bloom; yellow, firm, freestone flesh with medium-high eating quality.
Ripening
late (+15 days Stanley)
Rootstocks
A rootstock is chosen for the soil before it is chosen for the variety.
Available rootstocks
Mirabolano 29CMirabolano 29CGood adaptability to different soil types, from dry to calcareous, and a certain resistance to root asphyxia. With the various cultivars tested it has always shown good compatibility and limited suckering. It generally gives the trees high vigour, together with early bearing, good yield efficiency and large fruit.
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