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Plums

The table below includes plums, damsons and pruins either recorded as being from Gloucestershire or are only recorded from Gloucestershire and are presumed to be indigenous.

See also: Charles Martell's list of Gloucestershire Plums.

Status codes
  • Not endangered - more than 20 sites currently known
  • Endangered, 10 to 20 sites
  • Critical, 10 sites or fewer
  Name Status Uses Origin
Shit Smock Shit Smock
Known from Chaxhill and Longhope areas. Small and greenish like a grape. Overindulgence could probably have dire consequences - hence its name.
Existing Unknown Chaxhill
Smith's Pruin
Like an Old Pruin but a bit bigger, a bit rounder, a bit later and a heavier cropper. Was found in the Chaxhill area and is now lost.
Lost Unknown Unknown
Sweet Damson
Looks like a Michaelmas damson but is ready much earlier and is pleasant to eat.
Existing Unknown Unknown

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