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Oullins Golden Gage Tree (C4) Eating or Cooking, Fruits Mid August, SELF-FERTILE + ATTRACTIVE LARGE FRUIT + GREAT FLAVOUR

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Oullins Golden Gage Tree (C4) Eating or Cooking, Fruits Mid August, SELF-FERTILE + ATTRACTIVE LARGE FRUIT + GREAT FLAVOUR
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 £75.00 
Available Options:
Option Qty
St Julien A Bush Grows to 3.5 - 5.0m  
Pixy / VVA1 Grows to 3.0m (+£5.00)   
St. Julien A (Half Standard) Grows to 3.5 - 5.0m (+£5.00)   

Oullins Golden Gage. Click the link for Bare Root Oullins Golden Gage Tree

Oullins Golden Gage Options Explained


Pixy / VVA1 Grows to 3.0m: 150-180cm tall at delivery. 12-15L pot. Bush form, 2-3 years old.
St Julien A Bush Grows to 3.5m: 150-180cm tall at delivery. 12-15L pot. Bush form, 2-3 years old.
St. Julien A (Half Standard) Grows to 3.5m 150-180cm tall at delivery. 12-15L pot. Half Standard, 2-3 years old.

Oullins Golden Gage
Oullins Golden Gage (Prunus domestica 'Oullins Golden Gage'), hails from France, where it was introduced in 1860. It is an attractive large, golden yellow gage, with a good gage-like flavour. Can be picked early for cooking. Excellent for bottling and freezing. A self-fertile gage, this means there is no need for another gage to act as a pollination partner.

Sometimes we can be out of stock of the smaller rootstocks e.g. VVA1/Pixy. These can be quite desirable for the very small garden. If your desire is so strong to still have an Oullins Golden Gage tree that you are prepared to get the shears out, you can buy the St Julian A option and prune back to the size required. If you forget, the tree will grow roughly 50cm taller so no major drama.

Month of Picking: Mid-August

Type of Gage: Eating/Cooking

Self-fertile/Not self-fertile: This gage is self-fertile so there is no need for another gage for pollination

This gage is in flowering period is C4.

This Gage will be suitable to act as a pollination partner for gages in the flowering periods C3, C4 and C5.

Planting In The Corner Of A Garden

Air and light is reduced in this location which could promote fungus and bacterial issues. Corners of houses and fences can also suffer leeching issues so we advise against it.

Fruit Tree Rootstocks Explained Increase Fruit Harvest Size

Important Gage Fruit Tree information
All our containerised Gage fruit trees (those that come in pots) can be planted ALL YEAR ROUND (except in frost) but do not leave them outside in their containers over winter (October to March) as it may kill the Gage Tree. If you want to keep them in the their pot or container, during winter move them to a heated conservatory or greenhouse.

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