Description
- Origin: In 1943 the Laroda plum (Prunus salicina) was developed in Winters, California, by Claron O. Hesse at the California Agricultural Experiment Station; it was introduced to the market in 1954
- Chilling Requirement: Medium 400 chill hours
- Pollination: Santa Rosa, Friar, Laroda
- Fruit: Larger than Santa Rosa
- Skin: Dark purple skin
- Flesh: Juicy, red and amber flesh with an extraordinary wine flavour
- Harvest: Mid
- Uses: Eating, making jam and jelly