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     • How to grow a Victoria plum tree For the sweetest, juiciest plums, grow Prunus domestica ‘Victoria’ in full sun and well-drained soil. Water newly planted trees regularly until established. Where to plant a plum tree The best place to plant a Victoria plum tree is in a sunny, sheltered spot with well-drained soil.
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   How do you grow a victoria plum tree?

   • For the sweetest, juiciest plums, grow Prunus domestica 'Victoria' in full sun and moist but well drained soil. Water newly planted trees regularly until established. The best place to plant a Victoria plum tree is in a sunny, fairly sheltered spot with moist but well drained soil.

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   Can you plant a victoria plum tree in a garden?

   • If you don't have space in your garden to plant a victoria plum tree, worry not, as there are some grafted onto dwarfing rootstock such as the VVA-1 rootstock. Patio Victoria plum trees can be happily grown in large containers without sacrificing the high yield of fruit.

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   How long do Victoria plum trees live?

   • The lifespan of a Victoria plum tree varies depending on rootstock, location and soil type, but you would expect most plum trees to live for around 20 years. For the sweetest, juiciest plums, grow Prunus domestica 'Victoria' in full sun and moist but well drained soil. Water newly planted trees regularly until established.

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   How big should A victoria plum tree be?

   • A nice easy to manage smallish tree which can be kept to a minimum of 7-8’ – remember the spread of the tree will be the same as it’s height. To grow a dwarf Victoria plum tree you need to ensure the tree you buy in on Pixy stock. This ensures nice compact growth. A Victoria plum tree on the Pixy stock is ideal for smaller garden lawn or a border.

   The Essential Guide to Growing Victoria Plum Trees

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   Can A victoria plum tree grow in a container?

   • Prunus domestica 'Victoria' tends to be grafted onto a semi-dwarfing rootstock, which produces a compact tree suitable for small- to medium-sized gardens. A Victoria plum tree will reach about 4m in height. If you want to grow it in a container, choose a dwarfing rootstock such as Pixy.

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   Do Victoria plum trees need sun?

   • Fruit trees in general need plenty of sun throughout the summer months and ensure that the ripening fruits are sweet to the taste. Although Victoria plum trees are hardy in the UK, late frosts can damage spring blossom and reduce fruit yield. Plenty of sun is also needed throughout the summer to ensure lots of sweet tasting fruits.

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4. www.gardenersworld.com › plants › victoria-plum-treeHow To Grow A Victoria Plum Tree (Prunus domestica) | BBC ...

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   Feb 28, 2024 · How to grow a Victoria plum tree. For the sweetest, juiciest plums, grow Prunus domestica 'Victoria' in full sun and moist but well drained soil. Water newly planted trees regularly until established.

   • Pruning Plum Trees

     The aim is to create an open, goblet shape. Leafy summer...

5. www.rhs.org.uk › fruit › plumsHow to grow plums / RHS - RHS Gardening

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   There are lots of delicious types of plum to choose from, including classic rosy-yellow ‘Victoria’ plums, small juicy gages, sweet golden mirabelles and dusky purple damsons, ideal for jam. Plum trees are simple to plant and like a warm, sunny spot with fertile soil that doesn’t get waterlogged.

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7. www.chrisbowers.co.uk › article › the-essentialThe Essential Guide to Growing Victoria Plum Trees

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   • How to Grow Victoria Plum Trees - in A Nutshell......
   • Choice of Growing Methods
   • Plum Trees For Small Gardens
   • Growing Plum Trees in Containers
   • Further Cultivation Notes

   For a dwarf Plum Tree - Pixy is a dwarf bush rootstock, space required approx 7' wide and 8' high, smaller when containerized.

   'St Julien' makes a bigger orchard sized tree for grassy area etc, needing 10' across, 12'+ high

   A supercolumn tree is a narrow space saving option for border, pots, etc, just 18" across, 6-7' high

   Victoria grows against any sunny warm wall as a fan, space required 6-8' high & wide

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   There are actually several different ways in which you can grow a Victoria plum – surely something to suit everyone. Varying methods and tree shapes suit different applications.

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   Choose the Pixy stock as mentioned before and grow as a small bush tree, or try the 'column' method, this fits very easilt into a garden border or container and casts little shade.

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   I would reckon about 50% of our sales of Victoria plum tree come from gardeners who want to container grow their tree. It’s perfectly feasible – just make sure you choose the Pixy stock described earlier in this article, it’s a nice compact tree that will adapt well to a pot. Or you can choose the column option instead which makes a nice symmetrica...

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   Harvesting - the Victoria plum season

   To savour the fruits at their absolute best it is essential to harvest at the optimum time. It can be tempting to pluck them from the tree too soon and sometimes they colour up and appear ripe when they actually aren’t. Two rules to follow – the fruit should have a little ‘give’ when gently felt. Secondly it should part readily from the tree without too much of a struggle. And the fist falling fruits from the boughs is also an indication of ripeness. You can seldom harvest all the fruit at th...

   Pollination for Victoria Plums

   Many Plum trees need partner varieties to fruit well but Victoria is self-compatible so you do not need other trees nearby to ensure a good crop. Which brings us to the benefits of…..

   Thinning

   One of Victoria’s faults is it’s boom or bust philosophy to cropping. One year the boughs are weighted down with the abundance of crop and the next there’s nothing. Biennial cropping as it’s known is inherent in this variety. So, a year when a lot of fruit has been set requires some attention if you’re to avoid a fruiting drought the next. When the developing fruits are pea sized or a little more, go over the tree and remove by hand up to a quarter of them. The remaining fruits will be bigger...

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8. tree2mydoor.com › blogs › contentVictoria Plum Tree Care Guide | How to Grow Victoria Plums UK

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   Oct 13, 2020 · Read the Tree2mydoor Victoria Plum Tree Care Guide for all the latest tips and tricks. Learn how to grow Victoria plums at home in the garden. Advice on planting, pruning, watering and more!

9. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to-prune-a-plum-treePruning Plum Trees | BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   The aim is to create an open, goblet shape. Leafy summer prunings can be added straight to the compost heap where they'll rot down quickly. Learn how to prune plum trees in summer to prevent silver leaf disease. Step by step guide from the experts at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine.

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10. www.gardeningknowhow.com › edible › fruitsVictoria Plum Tree Info – How To Grow Victoria Plums In The ...

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    Sep 7, 2021 · If you start growing Victoria plums on this side of the pond, you’ll want to stock up on Victoria plum tree information first. Read on for a description of the tree as well as tips on how to grow Victoria plums.

11. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 86954Prunus domestica 'Victoria' (D)|plum 'Victoria'/RHS Gardening

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    plum 'Victoria' A reliably fruiting, self-fertile dessert and culinary plum to 2.5-4m in height depending upon the rootstock. Flowers white, dark red fruit in August-September