Plum
![]() | Obilnaja (c.g.) | Cultivar of Russian origin (Crimea). Expansive plants with early fruit set and good vegetative vigour. The fruit is round, medium sized, with the presence of bloom. |
![]() | Mirabolano | Rootstock from seed. It is undoubtedly the most widely used rootstock for plums. |
![]() | Marianna GF 8L | Clonal rootstock. It is vigorous and induces fair productivity and good affinity. |
![]() | Black Amber (c.g.) | Obtained in California in 1970. Plants with good vegetative vigour and upward behaviour. Medium-large, spherical fruit, very dark purple in colour. |
![]() | Mirabolano B. | Clonal rootstock. Induces high vigour and has a certain disaffinity to cultivars such as Stanley and Regina Claudia. |
![]() | Obilnaja (c.g.) | Cultivar of Russian origin (Crimea). Expansive plants with early fruit set and good vegetative vigour. The fruit is round, medium sized, with the presence of bloom. |
![]() | Mirabolano | Rootstock from seed. It is undoubtedly the most widely used rootstock for plums. |
![]() | Marianna GF 8L | Clonal rootstock. It is vigorous and induces fair productivity and good affinity. |
![]() | Black Amber (c.g.) | Obtained in California in 1970. Plants with good vegetative vigour and upward behaviour. Medium-large, spherical fruit, very dark purple in colour. |
![]() | Mirabolano B. | Clonal rootstock. Induces high vigour and has a certain disaffinity to cultivars such as Stanley and Regina Claudia. |