Plum 'Black Doris/Billington'

plum black doris billington
plum black doris billington
plum black doris billington plums

Double plum. White flowers in spring. See Plum 'Black Doris' and Plum 'Billington' for descriptions. First image is of Plum 'Black Doris', second is of Plum 'Billington'.

exotic tree Exotic
deciduous tree Deciduous
edible tree Edible
attracts bees Attracts bees
Stem Foliage Flowers Fruit
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Botanical Name: Plum 'Black Doris/Billington'

Description: Double plum. White flowers in spring. See Plum 'Black Doris' and Plum 'Billington' for descriptions. First image is of Plum 'Black Doris', second is of Plum 'Billington'.

Height: 4m

Width: 3m

Uses: Attracts bees

Winter Foliage: Deciduous

Origin: Exotic

Types: Edible

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The grade size is the size of the bag/pot the tree is in. This is measured in either litres or pints per bag.

The height is the overall height of the tree from the top of the pot/bag (bottom of the trunk) to the top of the tree. Some grades have height ranges as the heights of the individual trees vary.

The standard height is the height of the clear trunk from the bottom of the trunk to the graft or the first branch (if it is not grafted).

Grades that are in production are not yet ready for sale. You can place a pre-order for a 50% deposit and we will hold the stock until it is ready. Enquire if interested.

Prices subject to change without notice. Actual stock quantity may differ. Heights are given in good faith but we give no guarantee as to the height of the final product due to natural variables beyond our control.