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A selection of Gage trees are offered for sale. Though they are the sweetest of the plums they are a distinct group.  Most Gages ripen during August. When ripe they are often green, hence the name Greengage, but can be different colours. The different Gage trees for sale are detailed below.

All Gages are available bare rooted as ‘maidens’ on moderate vigour St Julien A and some on Pixy rootstock.

Discount information – the following discounts apply on total order value, excluding carriage – 5% on 5+ trees, 10% on 10+ trees. Carriage based on quantity – see the Delivery page for more details.

Gage trees are dispatched between late November and early April when dormant.

We have ended sales now because of dormancy coming to an end & the Coronovirus situation. If you do order we will retain the details and be in touch in October to confirm you still wish to proceed. In the meantime we will not take payment.

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    Cambridge Gage
    £19.00

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    Produces the classic Greengage fruit. An excellent rich flavoured gage. Medium sized round fruits with yellow green bloomy skin and yellow flesh. Sweet and juicy. Partially self fertile.

    Picking time – mid August  Pollination group – D

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    Coe’s Golden Drop
    £19.00

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    An excellent late Gage picked from mid September and extending the plum picking season. Large in size, with golden yellow skin and red spots and lines. The golden yellow flesh is juicy sweet and of rich flavour. Requires pollination. Raised first in Suffolk in late 1700s Rootstock: St Julien A

    Picking time – mid September   Pollination group – B

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    Count Althan’s Gage
    £19.00

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    A fine quality gage. The large fruits have a purple skin over a yellow background with lots of golden dots and a thick bloom. The golden yellow flesh is sweet, juicy and of good flavour. The round oval stone comes away from flesh almost free. Fruits mid August.

    Originated in Czech republic in 1860 and introduced into the UK via Belguim by River’s Nursery, Herts by 1867. A reliable cropper, it is not self fertile requiring a pollinator.

    Picking time – mid August   Pollination group – D

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    Jefferson’s Gage
    £19.00

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    Fruiting from late august the Gages are yellow green skinned with red russet dots with a long faint suture from top to bottom. The flesh is golden yellow, sweet and of good flavour. A Gage that originated in the US around 1825 and is named after an American president. Rootstock: St Julien A

    Picking time – late August   Pollination group – B

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    Oullin’s Gage
    £19.00

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    Large round oval dual purpose gage plum. Greenish yellow skin with similar coloured flesh. Juicy and sweet with a pleasant flavour. Self fertile and a good pollinator. Introduced from France in the mid 1800s. On the continent known as ‘Reine Claude d’Oullins’ after Reine Claude Queen of Francois 1 (1491-1547)

    Picking time – early / mid August  Pollination group – C

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