St Catherine's Plum Self fertile.

The St. Catherine plum (Prunus domestica 'Saint Catherine') is an old variety of plum tree known for its sweet, golden-yellow, slightly elongated fruits with a honey-like taste and fragrance. It is self-pollinating, producing medium-sized, juicy plums in August that are excellent for fresh eating, desserts, and cakes.

Fruit: Golden-yellow, medium-sized, slightly elongated, and juicy with a sweet, honey-like taste.

Flowers: White-pink flowers that bloom in April-May.

Pollination: Self-pollinating (self-fertile), meaning it doesn't require another plum variety for fruit production.

Sunlight: Requires a sunny, sheltered position for best growth.

Fruiting: Produces fruit suitable for direct consumption, desserts, and cakes.

Fruiting Cycle: May have alternate-year heavy fruiting, so an annual rich fruiting isn't guaranteed.