Prunus domestica 'Victoria' (Pleached) Native Kordia cherries are less likely

Kordia cherries are less likely to crack than other varieties

making it an ideal choice for street planting or planting in the vicinity of pavements

but is more resistant to pests and diseases

Frans Fontaine preserves the attractive lateral boughs of the species and retains its columnar habit throughout its life

Prunus domestica 'Victoria' (Pleached) Native Kordia cherries are less likelyA reliable English plum producing a heavy crop of large, pale red fruit with sweet, golden yellow flesh in early August. Can be used in cooking, canning, bottling or just eating fresh. 'Victoria' is self fertile, meaning it will produce a reasonable crop alone. Additional tree will aid crop. Rootstock: P. ceracifera. Flowering group C, self fertile. H5