Care – What needs to be done?
Proper pruning and occasional thinning are essential for a successful and satisfying harvest. Because mirabelle plum trees are quite vigorous, they quickly develop a broad crown. Heavy rain, especially heavy rain, can also cause the fruit to burst more frequently.
Harvest – What should you consider?
Mirabelle plums are harvested in August and September. Mirabelle plums are known for their distinctive aroma. They separate easily from the stone and are ideal for both fresh consumption and further processing. The fruits can be used to make compote, jam, jelly, juice, and liqueur. Mirabelle plums can also be safely frozen.
Botany – What kind of plant is this?
The Mirabelle plum, a member of the rose family, is a yellow, spherical fruit about the size of a cherry. It is often slightly reddish on its sunny side.
The mirabelle tree is a thornless, sparse tree with annual hairy branches.
