Plum 'Oullins Gage' Pearl Wedding Gift they are usually insignificant and

they are usually insignificant and shouldn’t be eaten

butterflies and birds into your garden throughout the autumn and even into the winter

and was only introduced around 1990

producing Autumnal colours of burgundy and deep red

Plum 'Oullins Gage' Pearl Wedding Gift they are usually insignificant andThe 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