Plum Kirks Blue

Kirk's Blue is a late-season dessert plum variety, often praised for its exceptional flavor. Originating in London around 1830 by Joseph Kirke.

Medium to large in size round to oval, with a dark purple skin that develops a distinctive and persistent bright blue bloom.Some red spots may also be visible.

The flesh is typically greenish-yellow, firm, and juicy, with a rich, sweet flavor that many consider to be among the best of all plums. It's also largely freestone, meaning the flesh separates easily from the stone.

Fruits are typically ready for picking in mid-September.

 Moderate-sized tree with a spreading habit, but is not overly vigorous. It is considered a light cropper.

It's self-sterile variety, meaning it requires a pollinator to produce.

A dessert plum, best enjoyed fresh due to its superb flavor.