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1 Sun World's Plums Days +/- Friar Week Num, Northern H Week Num, Southern H *Suplumfortyone *Suplumtwentyfive *Suplumthirtyeight PL1346RZ Suplumfortyone Suplumthirtyseven Suplumfortyfive Black Splendor Suplumtwentyeight PL1347RB Suplumfortyfour Suplumfortytwo Suplumeleven Fortune Owen-T PL454YY Suplumthirtyone Suplumfortysix PL1387RB Suplumfortyeight Suplumthirtysix Angeleno PL895RB Suplumthirtynine Suplumthirtyfour (PL437RB) (PL151YY) (PL878RZ) (PL624YY) V. MidSeason Late Fall *Timing in Low-Chill Regions r/r y/y May June July August September Oct Average Harvest Dates Bakersfield, Ca *Variety timing for low chill varieties in low-chll regions. y/y y/y r/r y/y y/r
2 PL1346RZ New early dappled RED DIAMOND with outstanding production and quality Harvest:. -4 days Suplumfortyone, Harvest starts May 22 in Bakersfield, May 4 in Coachella (low-chill region). Fruit Size: Good for season. Averages 58-63mm, Very uniform. Shape: Uniform, round with a flat tip. Skin: Dappled red finish. Flesh: Bright, uniformly red flesh with fine texture. Flavor: Mildly sweet flesh (16 brix), Skin mildly tart. Post Harvest: Relatively few defects but softens quickly. Good storage in trials in California. No shrivel problem. Chill/Bloom: Low chill, 200 C.R. Main bloom mid February in Bakersfield. Pollination: Suplumfortytwo, Suplumfortyone. Tree: Medium-high vigor with upright-spreading habit. Slight renewal pruning and good light management required. Suplumfortyone season BLACK DIAMOND with outstanding production and quality Harvest:. With Flavorosa, Harvest starts May 24 in Bakersfield, May 5 in Coachella (low-chill region). Fruit holds well on tree. Fruit Size: Good for season. Averages 58-63mm, Very uniform. Shape: Uniform, round with a flat tip. Skin: Smooth finish. Burgundy, becoming black when mature. Flesh: Bright, uniformly red flesh with fine texture. Flavor: Mildly sweet flesh (15 brix), can pick early at 15 brix but hangs well to pick at higher brix levels. Skin mildly tart. Post Harvest: Relatively few defects. Excellent storage results in California. No shrivel. Chill/Bloom: Low chill, 200 C.R. May start blooming in late winter but main bloom mid February in Bakersfield. Pollination: Suplumfortytwo, Suplumtwentyfive, Suplumthirtyeight. Somewhat self-fertile. Tree: Medium-high vigor with flat-spreading branch angle and spreading canopy. Medium spur extinction, utilize some renewal pruning and good light management. Varieties with similar growth: Suplumtwentyfive
3 Suplumthirtyseven season BLACK GIANT with outstanding production and flavor Harvest:. Starts 0 to +7 days Red Beaut. Begins May 29 in Bakersfield, Fruit holds well on tree. Fruit Size: Good for season. Averages 58-64mm, Sizes 40's. In California we have been able to hang over 900 fruit/tree without losing size. Shape: Round-to slightly elongated. Skin: Smooth finish. Purple, becoming purple-black when ripe. Shoulders slow to color. Flesh: Bright, yellow flesh, red bleeding in from perimeter. Flavor: Mildly-sweet, very juicy with crisp texture. High sugar (16-17 brix), with fruity aroma when ripe. Tart skin. Post Harvest: Firm, has held 6 weeks in storage. No shrivel problems. Some growth cracks and air pockets but has not affected productivity in California. Chill/Bloom: 600 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Feb 26 in Bakersfield). Pollination: Suplumeleven, Suplumfortyfive, Suplumfortytwo. Tree: Medium-high vigor, upright-spreading canopy; Branches readily. No renewal pruning required, but good light conditions needed for shoulder color development. Suplumfortyfive PL437RB, An early BLACK DIAMOND with crisp-sweet flavor Harvest:. Starts about with Black Splendor. Begins June 11 in Bakersfield, Fruit holds well on tree. Fruit Size: Good for season mm, Sizes 40's and 30s in California. Shape: Uniform, round with a flat tip Skin: Smooth finish. Burgandy, becoming purple-black when ripe. Shoulders slow to color. Flesh: Bright uniformly red. Flavor: Outstanding sweet, crisp-juicy flavor with mild skin. Post Harvest: Firm, has held 6 weeks in storage with no shrivel problems. Slight growth cracks but have not affected productivity in California. Chill/Bloom: 600 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Feb 26 in Bakersfield). Pollination: Suplumeleven, Suplumthirtyseven, Suplumfortytwo. Tree: Medium-high vigor, upright-spreading canopy; Branches readily. Slight renewal pruning required, but good light conditions needed for shoulder color development. Similar growth type as Songold, Laetitia, Suplumeleven. Robust tree will take a girdle well for larger fruit size.
4 Suplumtwentyeight Mild-sweet flavor and excellent post harvest quality Harvest:. +4 days Black Splendor, -14 days Suplumeleven; Begins June 14 in Bakersfield, Ca Fruit Size: Large mm, 148 gms in California. 40s and 30s. Shape: Round, very uniform. Skin: Smooth dark burgundy finish. Susceptible to thrips. Flesh: Bright watermelon-red flesh as fruit matures. Flavor: Mildly sweet, crisp-juicy texture, brix with mediumlow acidity, neutral flavor and mild skin. Post Harvest: Firm with outstanding storage and shelf-life. No shrivel problem. Production: Very consistent and productive. Chill/Bloom: 700 C.H./ Late mid-season; Full bloom March 7 in Bakersfield. Pollination: Suplumthirtysix, Suplumfortysix, Suplumthirtynine. Tree: High vigor; Upright habit, does not branch readily. Fruiting wood must be renewed aggressively. Varieties with similar habit: Sapphire, Flavor King. Has demonstrated excellent production in Italy in a high-density spindle system and has demonstrated resistance to Bacterial diseases. Does not work in low-chilling regions (use PL1347RB in those areas) PL1347RB New early BLACK DIAMOND plum Harvest:. In Bakersfield, +22 days Suplumfortyone, +5 days Black Splendor. In Coachella (low chill region): +14 days Suplumfortyone. Harvest starts June 16 in Bakersfield, May 19 in Coachella. Fruit Size: Good for season. Averages 63-66mm, Very uniform. Shape: Uniform, round with a flat tip. Skin: Smooth finish. Dark burgundy, few defects. Flesh: Bright, uniformly red flesh with fine texture. Flavor: Juicy sweet flesh (17 brix) and mild skin. An excellent alternative to Black Splendor for flavor. Post Harvest: Relatively few defects. Excellent six-weeks storage results in California. No shrivel. Chill/Bloom: Low chill, 250 C.R. Pollination: Suplumfortytwo, Suplumfortyone, Suplumtwentyfive. Tree: Medium-high vigor with intermediate upright/spreading canopy. Little or no renewal pruning required, but maintain good light conditions for color and flavor development. Varieties with similar growth: Suplumfortytwo, Suplumeleven, Laetitia
5 Suplumfortyfour New, PL151YY. A yellow plum that ripens earlier than other yellow varieties Harvest: mid-season. Black Amber timing. Over 5 weeks before Suplumthirtyone. Harvest starts June 18 in Bakersfield. Fruit Size: Good for season. Averages 64-66mm, 40s and 30s sizes. Shape: Uniform, round-elongated. Skin: Smooth finish. Bright yellow, few defects. Flesh: Bright, uniformly yellow flesh with fine texture. May have some air pockets Flavor: Juicy mildly-sweet flesh (15 brix) and mild skin. Develops subtle fruity aroma as it ripens. Post Harvest: Good six-weeks storage results in California. No shrivel. Some split pits and airpockets some years Chill/Bloom: 650 C.R. Pollination: Suplumfortytwo, Suplumeleven, Suplumthirtyseven, Angeleno. Tree: Medium-high vigor with intermediate upright/spreading canopy. Low spur extinction Varieties with similar growth: Suplumfortytwo, Suplumeleven, Laetitia Suplumfortytwo mid-season plum with great production, giant size and great flavor Harvest: mid-season. Starts with Black Amber. Harvest starts June 20 in Bakersfield, but fruit holds well on tree for extended harvest into mid July. Fruit Size: Giant for season mm, 160gms in California. CA Sizes 20's and 30's. Shape: Round with flat tip. Skin: Smooth finish. Full black before ready to pick. Somewhat susceptible to thrips and sunburn. Flesh: Bright yellow flesh. Flavor: Mildly-sweet, very juicy. High sugar (16-18 brix), with medium-high acidity that becomes mild when ripe. Post Harvest: Firm, Excellent storage and shelf-life performance. Slow-ripening. Production: Very high; has produced 40,000+ Kg/ha in trellis trials in Bakersfield, CA. Consistent. Chill/Bloom: 300 C.R. bloom time, average full bloom Feb 18 in Bakersfield. Pollination: Suplumfortyone, Suplumtwentyfive, Suplumthirtyseven. Tree: Medium vigor with upright/spreading canopy. Low spur extinction and no renewal pruning required but good light management recommended; use 1:2 rule. Varieties with similar growth: Suplumeleven, Suplumthirtyseven, Laetitia
6 Suplumeleven A flexible, grower-friendly red grape between Flame and Crimson Harvest: Mid-season. -3 days Fortune. Harvest begins July 1 in Bakersfield, CA. Fruit Size: Large 64-67mm, 150gms in California. 40s and 30s sizes Shape: Round, very uniform. Skin: Smooth finish. Dark burgundy, becoming reddish-black when mature. Flesh: Develops red-raspberry flesh color as fruit matures. Poor red flesh development under hot conditions. Flavor: Sweet (16-18 brix) crisp texture and juicy with low acidity, neutral flavor and mild skin. Post Harvest: Firm with fair storage and shipping qualities. Use liner to prevent shrivel with long-term storage. Production: Consistent and productive under varied climatic conditions. Chill/Bloom: 650 C.H. Full bloom March 3 in Bakersfield. With Angeleno, Suplumthirtyseven. Pollination: Angeleno, Suplumthirtyseven, other mid-season plums. Tree: High vigor, Upright-spreading tree with wide branch angle; No spur extinction and no renewal pruning required, but good light management recommended for color and flavor development. Branches readily. Varieties with similar growth: Laetitia Midseason Midseason PL454YY A breakthrough in skin quality, with bright golden finish and very low marking Harvest: Midseason. With Suplumthirtyone. Harvest begins July 20 in Bakersfield. Fruit holds well on tree into mid August. Fruit Size: Large mm California. CA Sizes 30's. Shape: Round, uniform Skin: Smooth bright golden yellow finish. Does not mark as readily as other yellow plums, which improves packout significantly. Flesh: Bright yellow juicy flesh. Flavor: Sweet-aromatic, very juicy with crisp texture. Excellent sugar (17 brix), with appealing fruity aroma when ripe. Post Harvest: Firm, good 6 weeks storage. Chill/Bloom: 600 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Feb 26 in Bakersfield). Pollination: Suplumeleven, Suplumfortytwo, Suplumthirtyseven. Tree: Medium-high vigor with upright-spreading canopy; Branches readily. Slight spur extinction with moderate renewal pruning required. Follow 2:1 rule in pruning. Varieties with similar growth: Suplumeleven, Suplumfortytwo, Suplumthirtyone, Suplumfortyfour
7 Suplumthirtyone Judged "Best tasting" by UK buyers in 2009 Harvest: Midseason. Harvest starts July 20 in Bakersfield, but fruit holds exceptionally well on tree into late August. Fruit Size: Large mm California. CA Sizes 30's. Shape: Elongated with extended tip. Skin: Smooth finish. Greenish-yellow, maturing to bright paleyellow. Flesh: Bright yellow dense flesh. Flavor: Mildly-sweet, very juicy with crisp texture. Excellent sugar (18-19 brix), with appealing fruity aroma when ripe. Post Harvest: Firm, has held 6 weeks in storage. Some shrivel on shoulders; use liner. Chill/Bloom: 650 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Mar 1 in Bakersfield). Pollination: Suplumeleven, Suplumfortytwo, Suplumthirtyseven. Tree: Medium vigor with upright-spreading canopy; Branches readily. Slight spur extinction with moderate renewal pruning required. Follow 2:1 rule in pruning. Varieties with similar growth: Sunkiss Midseason Suplumfortysix New, PL878RZ. A unique dark dapple plum with beet-red flesh and outstanding flavor Harvest: Late-midseason. Harvest starts August 11 in Bakersfield and fruit holds well on tree into early September. Fruit Size: Large mm California. CA Sizes 30's and 20s. Shape: Elongated with extended tip. Somewhat variable shapes. Skin: Smooth finish. Dark red-dapple. Color is darker than Dapple Fire and Dapple Dandy so that fruit can be handled easier without bruising. Flesh: Dark beet-red, dense and juicy. Flavor: Mildly-sweet and aromatic, with excellent sugar (18-19 brix) and mild skin. Crisp texture. Post Harvest: Firm, good 6-weeks storage. Some shrivel on shoulders; use liner. Chill/Bloom: 700 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Mar 4 in Bakersfield). Pollination: Suplumeleven, Suplumthirtyseven, Suplumtwentyeight. Tree: Medium-high vigor with upright/spreading growth; Branches readily. Some spur extinction. Use renewal pruning and follow 2:1 rule in pruning. Varieties with similar growth: Sunkis, Sapphir, Flavor King Late
8 PL1387RB New. A late midseason BLACK DIAMOND plum with outstanding size and flavor Late Harvest: Late-midseason. Harvest starts August 12 in Bakersfield and fruit holds well on tree into mid September. Fruit Size: Large mm California. CA Sizes 30's and 20s. Shape: Round-elongated. Very uniform. Skin: Smooth finish. Reddish-black, becoming full black. Flesh: Bright watermelon-red flesh. Flavor: Sweet-mild, with excellent sugar (19-20 brix) and mild skin. Crisp-juicy texture. Post Harvest: Firm, good 6-weeks storage. Slow-ripening Chill/Bloom: 650 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Mar 4 in Bakersfield). Pollination: Suplumeleven, Angeleno, Suplumthirtyseven, Suplumtwentyeight. Tree: Medium-high vigor, upright growth; Branches readily. Low spur extinction but utilize moderate renewal pruning. Follow 2:1 rule in pruning. Suplumfortyeight New, PL624YY. A late season Yellow plum with outstanding size and production Late Harvest: Late. -6 days Angeleno. Harvest starts August 22 in Bakersfield and fruit holds well on tree into mid September. Fruit Size: Large mm California. CA Sizes 30's and 20s. Shape: Round, uniform. Skin: Smooth finish. Slightly greenish-yellow. Flesh: Pale yellow. Flavor: Mildly-sweet and aromatic, with excellent sugar (19 brix) and mild skin. Crisp texture. Post Harvest: Firm, good 6-weeks storage.. Production: Very heavy and consistent set with giant fruit size in California. Has also demonstrated excellent production/size in Italy under high-density trellis plantings. Chill/Bloom: 750 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Mar 6 in Bakersfield). Pollination: Suplumeleven, Suplumthirtyone, Suplumfortyfour. Tree: Medium-high vigor with wide branch angles and upright/spreading growth; Branches readily. Follow 2:1 rule in pruning. Varieties with similar growth: Suplumeleven, Laetitia.
9 Suplumthirtysix The Apple Plum, crisp- juicy apple-like flavor Late Harvest: Late, with Angeleno. Begins late August in Bakersfield, with average mid-harvest beginning August 24. Fruit holds well into late September. Fruit Size: Large for season. Averages mm, 170 gms in California. Shape: Elongated, with heart-like shape. Shape can vary. Skin: Smooth burgundy finish with small lines on shoulders. Flesh: Attractive, bright white similar to apple. Flavor: Sweet, crisp texture and very juicy. Apple-like aroma and flavor with brix, low acidity and mild skin. Post Harvest: Very firm. Storage: Use shrivel sheet to reduce shrivel. Production: Very heavy and consistent Chill/Bloom: 750 C.H./ Late (average full bloom March 8 in Bakersfield)., Pollination: Suplumthirtynine, Suplumtwentyeight, Suplumfortysix Tree: Medium-high vigor; very upright growth; Low spur extinction and no renewal pruning required, but good light management recommended; use 1:2 rule. Branches readily; Heavy set. Varieties with similar habit: Souvenir, Larry Anne. Reduce water 30 days prior to harvest to reduce growth cracks PL895RB New. An Angeleno-season BLACK DIAMOND with outstanding size and flavor Late Harvest: Late. Harvest starts September 6 in Bakersfield and fruit holds well on tree into late September. Fruit Size: Large mm California. CA Sizes 30's and 20s. Shape: Round, uniform. Skin: Smooth finish. Dark reddish-black, becoming full black. Few scars or other defects. Flesh: Bright watermelon-red, uniform, dense and juicy. Flavor: Mildly-sweet and aromatic, with excellent sugar (20-21 brix) and mild skin. Crisp texture. Post Harvest: Firm, with excellent storage results in trials. Tree is somewhat vigorous and fruiting wood needs to spur-up to be fully productive. Chill/Bloom: 650 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Mar 4 in Bakersfield). Pollination: Suplumeleven, PL1387RB, Suplumthirtyseven, Suplumtwentyeight, Owen-T. Tree: High vigor with upright/spreading growth; Branches somewhat readily. High vigor reduces some fertility so training should be to create weak, spurred-up hangers. Use moderate renewal pruning. Follow 2:1 rule in pruning. Varieties with similar growth: Angeleno.
10 Late Suplumthirtynine New, PL186YB. A Fall-season BLACK GIANT with outstanding production and flavor Harvest: Late. Harvest starts September 10 in Bakersfield and fruit holds well on tree into October. Fruit Size: Large mm California. CA Sizes 30's and 20s. Shape: Round, uniform. Skin: Smooth finish. Dark reddish-black. Often has large tipscar. Flesh: Bright yellow-orange with dense juicy texture. Flavor: Mildly-sweet and aromatic, with excellent sugar (20-21 brix) and mild skin. Post Harvest: Firm, with excellent storage results in trials. Chill/Bloom: 650 C.H. mid-season bloom (average full bloom Mar 5 in Bakersfield). Pollination: PL895RB, PL1387RB, Suplumfortysix, Suplumtwentyeight, Owen-T, Suplumthirtysix. Tree: Medium vigor with upright/spreading growth; Branches readily. Varieties with similar growth: Angeleno, Suplumeleven.
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