Brooks Plum

OHT-35VarietyPlumEuropean plum

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About

Great plum, similar to Italian Prune

Growing notes

Grown as a graft on an Italian Prune tree

— dwest-of-seattle (West Seattle)

Grower's journal

Timeline

Planted May 1, 2017

Phenology

2026
  • First Fruit Aug 24

August 2026

WeightAug 24, 2026

77 g — Single fruit

by dwest-of-seattle
First FruitAug 24, 2026

Good flavor, we only got two plums from this graft this year.

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MediaAug 16, 2026

Oblong shape, and larger than the Italian plums

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May 2026

MediaMay 4, 2026
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MediaMay 2, 2026
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May 2017

PlantingMay 1, 2017
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Flavor profile
6.0/10(1 review)

Good plum, maybe it will get better as this was its first season. I've heard this a better plum that the Italian, it's larger, but pretty comparable in flavor for me.

Typical Plum size

77 g

43 g93 g

Based on 1 weighing of this entity, compared against 3 entities of this species.

Details
Founding Stock
Parent B: Open pollination
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Location
Growers (1)
1 growing
First planted May 2017
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dwest-of-seattle

West Seattle · Planted May 1, 2017

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