Shropshire Prune Damson Trees Form:Bareroot There's yet more going on

There's yet more going on inside the flower

Latin name: Clematis montana 'Elizabeth'

where it tends to be stunted and short-lived

Planting Depth: 10-15 cm (can be a little more in grass and sandy soils)

and remove any affected leaves promptly

Shropshire Prune Damson Trees Form:Bareroot There's yet more going onShropshire Prune Damson Trees 'Shropshire Prune Damson' also known simply as the Prune Damson, it has radiant purple fruit with a seriously astringent flavour when fresh: too much so for most palates, but mouth wateringly delicious after cooking. It makes incomparable jam or compote and after being dried into a prune, it can be an excellent ingredient in savoury dishes as well. Prune damsons are picked from September onwards and though the crop size