Plum 'Oullins Gage' Dwarf Crocus Birds tend to eat the

Birds tend to eat the fruit

and makes a great choice for gardeners who only have the space for one fruit tree (but who'd really like more)

Flowers of the Sparaxis open in trumpet shapes and fan out with gently reflexed petals into dazzling star-shaped blooms

and named after the second Duchess of Edinburgh - Maria Alexandrovna - this delightful variety warrants its regal title and then some

Large blooms form on sturdy stems and give these flowers strength to fight off blustery weather

Plum 'Oullins Gage' Dwarf Crocus Birds tend to eat theThe Oullins Golden Gage is a mid season French gage with the traditional gage flavour, unlike most gages that thrive in warm climates, Oullins Gage prefers and thrives in a cooler climate of the UK and Northern Europe. The fruit is particularly large by gage standards, resembling a small plum. It is an attractive golden colour with speckled red top. Oullins Gage is great eaten fresh or used in cooking. When eaten fresh, the flesh is sweet and gage