Plum 'Anna Späth'

Prunus domestica 'Anna Späth'

Plum "Anna Späth" is a late prune. The fruits are fairly large, dark violet/red, with fine grey dots, somewhat oval to almost round.

Flesh: green with yellow translucency, fine, moderately juicy, firm.

Good to very good dessert fruit.

Pollen very good, partly self-pollinating.

Gives good pollen for fertilization of other plums.

Information

Blossom time	March
Planting distance
Distance in hedge
Soil conditions	All soils, including dry soils
Fruit colour	Dark violet/red, with fine grey dots
Flavour	Green with yellow translucency, fine, moderately juicy, firm
Use	Eating out of hand, baking, cooking, pickling
Picking season	Mid September
Season of use	Mid September
Growing situation	Also above the 500 Meter above sea level, Sun, Semi-shade
Mature plant height	Bush 1.75 to 2.75 metres, half standard 4 to 5 metres
Blossom colour	White
Remarks	Valuable plant
Vigour	Medium grower
Producing fruits after	After 1 to 2 years
Pollination	Partially self-pollinating
Pollinators	Avalon. Bleue de Belgique. Czar. Early Prolific. Monsieur Hâtif. Opal. Reine Claude d'Althan. Reine Claude Oullins. Victoria
Disease resistance	Healthy species
Overall appreciation	9