Forget those icky, flavorless or bitter grocery store plums, and open your mind (and tastebuds!) to the amazing variety of colors, shapes, flavors, and textures of locally-grown plums. You're likely to become addicted! Many of the varieties are in relatively limited quantities, and will go into the CSA Fruit Share first.
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Imperial Epineuse
Very sweet with a rich and addictive flavor. A famous French variety grown extensively at one point in California for the production of prunes. Used at the National Fruit Trials in England as a standard of comparison for other plums. Circa 1870. Ripens in late July.