Victoria Plum

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  1. Prastio

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    I planted two Victoria plum trees last year. Lots of blossom this year but nothing set. I understand that Victorias are self fertile? I presume that my blossom got hit by a late frost. Any way I can obviate this in future?
     
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    Yes , they are self-fertile prastio. It certainly sounds like frost. Next year cover with frost fleece.:)
     
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