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Dennistons Superb - Plum or Gage Tree

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Dennistons Superb - Plum or Gage Tree

Dennistons Superb is truly delicious and the most reliable cropping gage. Sweet, green-skinned fruits have translucent flesh with a rich gage flavour. Its reliability means it is sometimes considered to be a plum rather than a gage.

One of the toughest gage trees, Denniston's Superb is more suited to Northern climates. This self fertile gage doesn't require a pollinator to produce the tasty eating gages in high yields from late August. Slightly larger flowers make the spring blossom particularly attractive. Also known as 'Imperial Gage', it originates from New York in the 19th century.

Dennistons Superb is truly delicious and the most reliable cropping gage. Sweet, green-skinned fruits have translucent flesh with a rich gage flavour. Its reliability means it is sometimes considered to be a plum rather than a gage.

One of the toughest gage trees, Denniston's Superb is more suited to Northern climates. This self fertile gage doesn't require a pollinator to produce the tasty eating gages in high yields from late August. Slightly larger flowers make the spring blossom particularly attractive. Also known as 'Imperial Gage', it originates from New York in the 19th century.

$22.75

Original: $65.00

-65%
Dennistons Superb - Plum or Gage Tree—

$65.00

$22.75

Description

Dennistons Superb is truly delicious and the most reliable cropping gage. Sweet, green-skinned fruits have translucent flesh with a rich gage flavour. Its reliability means it is sometimes considered to be a plum rather than a gage.

One of the toughest gage trees, Denniston's Superb is more suited to Northern climates. This self fertile gage doesn't require a pollinator to produce the tasty eating gages in high yields from late August. Slightly larger flowers make the spring blossom particularly attractive. Also known as 'Imperial Gage', it originates from New York in the 19th century.

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