European plum Caucasian Hungarian Plum

Variety from the Crimean Experimental Selection Station of the All-Russian Research Institute of Plant Growing named after N.I. Vavilov. Origin: Renkloch Altana × Sochi Jubilee. Breeders: G.V. Yeremin, S.N. Zabrodina, L.A. Turovskaya. Promising for the North Caucasus region.

Strong-growing tree with an oval, sparse crown.

Medium-sized, oval fruits. Skin is purple with a dense waxy coating. Flesh is yellow, dense, sweet, and excellent in flavor. Stone is medium-sized and easily detachable. Fruits are transportable, suitable for fresh consumption and canning. One of the best varieties for making dried fruits.

Ripens at medium maturity — mid-August. High yield. High winter hardiness. Early fruiting. Self-sterile. Resistant to moniliosis, clasterosporiosis, polystigmosis, rust.