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Valued for its light pink to magenta flowers borne in April May on bare grey stems
The tips of the branches unfold to reveal silky
glossy fruit
This cultivar is a sport of 'Gala' that was named 'Royal Gala' by McKenzie after a visit from Queen Elizabeth II
The broadly-columnar habit of this tree is most pleasing
Prunus domestica 'Stanley' Osmanthus armatus Valued for its light pinkThis North American classic is one of the most reliable and flavourful of the plums. As it blooms fairly late the flowers are less likely to be ruined by frost. Fruit is smooth with dark blackish blue skin and orange yellow firm flesh. Excellent for fresh eating, canning or drying. Flowering group C, self fertile. H5