Plums - What is the name ?
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I think the Victoria has yellow flesh
"Black Beauty"
"Black Beauty" is a medium to large deep purple plum. It is very juicy if eaten when the plum is firm to the touch and only slightly soft. Avoid plums that are hard, have punctures or have brown coloration. Plums can be fully ripened when placed in a paper bag (better than plastic) and left out at room temperature. "Black Beauty" appears on grocery shelves in midseason.
"Black Splendor"
A recently introduced plum, "Black Splendor" is a delicious, bluish-black fruit with mahogany-colored shoulders. It is medium to large in size and has juicy, beet-red flesh. "Black Splendor" is an early-season plum.
"Black Beauty" is a medium to large deep purple plum. It is very juicy if eaten when the plum is firm to the touch and only slightly soft. Avoid plums that are hard, have punctures or have brown coloration. Plums can be fully ripened when placed in a paper bag (better than plastic) and left out at room temperature. "Black Beauty" appears on grocery shelves in midseason.
"Black Splendor"
A recently introduced plum, "Black Splendor" is a delicious, bluish-black fruit with mahogany-colored shoulders. It is medium to large in size and has juicy, beet-red flesh. "Black Splendor" is an early-season plum.
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Yeah maybe. I should know more about them, really, we have three plum trees in our garden (well, one's a greengage)
Thanks I think it could be black beauty
Doesn't look like any of them, could possibly be black amber but flash is normally darker
No worries, thanks for the replyYeah maybe. I should know more about them, really, we have three plum trees in our garden (well, one's a greengage)