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Paul starts with ...
does somebody has a mirabelle tree?(prunus domestica ssp syriaca); I would like to have some seeds, or even better seedlings.Paul

Time: 10th August 2007 4:32pm

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Sandy says...
hi paul, if you go to Google, then type in mirabelle tree in search and you have clicked previously on images, you will get a lot of information. Including pictures. depends what your looking for in particular. try there anyway, I often do.

Time: 25th September 2007 8:31pm

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sandy says...
thank you sandy, I do know what a mirabelle tree is, I just want some seeds or seedlings of it, here in Australia.
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Paul

Time: 26th September 2007 3:50pm

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Sandy says...
OK Paul,
Good luck with your search.! If I see any around in the nurseries I will let you know.

Time: 26th September 2007 4:04pm

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bodile says...
Hello I am French and I possess hundreds of nuclei(kernels) of mirabelier! Did you find it? Otherwise, I can send it to you. But, postal charges will certainly be brought up?

Time: 27th October 2007 6:16pm

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Paul says...
ok for seeds to be sent to me.
postage fees no problem.
What mirabelle are they : metz, nancy or?
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Time: 28th October 2007 1:40pm

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bodile says...
OK,
I indeed want to send it to you!
I have cherry plums of Nancy, they are excellent!!!
Leave I your address e e-mail.

Time: 28th October 2007 7:25pm

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Paul says...
my email is aat@tne.net.au

Time: 30th October 2007 2:07pm

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Rev says...
good luck

i doubt theyll make it
all prunus species are not allowed as imports into australia

bummer that is
that means no Prunus africana or fresh genetics of capulin, or indeed mirabelle

if by chance they do arrive then treat them well

Time: 19th November 2007 1:12am

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Sandy says...
I saw on a french cooking video, they had mirabelle fruit, a type of plum, I think? Never seen any around here before, either.


Time: 19th November 2007 2:07pm

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bodile says...
Hello Paul,
I sent you a message with a photo. Goodbye.

Time: 13th February 2008 6:30pm

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Anonymous says...
Hi everyone thought I'd just join in by saying that I've just discovered that the tree in my front garden is a Mirabelle which over the past few years has started producing fruits.

Time: 9th March 2008 2:01am

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bodile says...
Hello, I have full of babies cherry plums which push(grow)!!! 50 feet!!! And I beacoup still it of seeds which are going to germinate!

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Time: 11th March 2008 4:57pm

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Sandy says...
good for you, I have had some cherries on my tree, but none since, I don't have a plum tree, but have other fruits and two hazelnuts. going to take pics of mine with digital camera and show them to you.

Time: 16th March 2008 2:12pm

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Malcolm Taylor says...
Paul

Did you have any luck locating Mirabelle plums ?

Malcolm Taylor

Time: 21st July 2008 3:28pm

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Russell W says...
I too am hunting Mirabelle seeds or seedlings. Anyone in Australia have any luck?

Time: 20th September 2008 11:52pm

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Malcolm Taylor says...
Russell

Doubt that you'll have any joy with Mirabelle on the north coast due to it's high winter chilling requirement.

Do tell if you find a source

Kind regards

Mal

Time: 28th September 2008 2:38pm

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bodile says...
Hello,
Here is a picture of mirabelles very delicious!
They have an unforgettable taste!
In addition they keep very well in the freezer.
You may have Mirabellier home, as long as they have a little cold to lose their leaves.
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Time: 30th September 2008 11:56pm

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Michael says...
Paul,

Raintree nursery, http://www.raintreenursery.com) sells many varieties of Mirabelle plums as grafted trees, (Geneva, Metz, de Nancy and Reine de Mirabelle, and more). Seeds will not come true to type so it is best to buy a grafted tree to get the best fruit. I have 3 Mirabelle's and they grow very well on the Atlantic side of the US. Good luck!




Time: 7th November 2008 12:29pm

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bodile says...
Hello,
No, this is not mandatory that Mirabelle are grafted.
The Mirabelle fotos come from the trees grafted not!!
So what do you think? !!!!!!!!!!!

I brought you write Paul.

Time: 7th November 2008 6:05pm

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Rachel says...
Hi there.....so after all this, did Bodile send any seeds, did they get through, are they growing.....or just generally should I assume that no one's had any luck with these fabulous sounding plums?!!
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Time: 25th November 2008 11:21am

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Monica says...
I'm originally from Europe, now in Melbourne and remember Mirabelles. They are like huge cherries with a plum taste, only better. There are yellow/pink and dark varietes, but don't know their names. Never seen any in Australia.

Time: 4th December 2008 2:17pm

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bodile says...
Hello,
It's really domage you can not taste of Mirabelle.
It is a real treat!
I have lots of small trees waiting in pots.
Monica where are you originating in Europe?
See you soon.

Time: 4th December 2008 5:19pm

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Sandy says...
Has anyone else got those awful leech type of things on their cherry trees? We have them again, this year, and have been pulling them off as we find them. my daughter dislikes touching them, but spots them for me to remove from the leaves. Someone had a suggestion for getting rid of them, but I have forgotten who it was.


Time: 4th December 2008 8:14pm

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peter says...
they are called cherry slugs,
ask for a remedy at your local
garden centre.

Time: 4th December 2008 8:27pm

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monica says...
Bodile, I am from Austria.
Anybody wanting to import plant material, ring Quarantine Dept., they can tell you what's allowed.

Time: 5th December 2008 11:23am

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Phil. says...
I have some seeds of the rare blue gage plum if anyone wants them. They are a highly esteemed European variety close to the wild bullace much favoured in French cuisine. Seeds seem to breed true to type from my experience. Post your e-mail in this thread and I'll get in touch.

Time: 21st January 2009 1:36pm

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Phil. says...
They are a smaller, almost black blue plum. If you Google bullace images you should see some pics. They are one of the ancestors of most european plums, hard to come by in this country. I have three ancient trees which bore a good crop this season. Sadly one has died from age/drought stress. Would like to share them to keep the species going in this country.

Time: 21st January 2009 2:51pm

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Phil. says...
Pic of bullace/blue gage plum if anyone wants seed.
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Time: 21st January 2009 3:00pm

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Adam says...
That terrific, I have sloe and damson and actually looked for bullace, but didn't realise they were in the country.

Time: 21st January 2009 3:49pm

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Eric says...
Hi Phil - do you have any more bullace seeds available? Have been looking for these for years. Thanks

Time: 25th January 2009 10:59pm

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bodile says...
No, Phil is not the plums and blue plums you pictured are disgusting!
Inedible, bitter, bitter ...
I have many seeds mirabelle!
But it is very difficult to move to Australia because prohibited.
It's! A little!

Monica, we are cousins!
My grandmother was Austrian!
Why have you left a beautiful country like Austria?
It is the most beautiful country in Europe with the montague that we see all around and its beautiful houses with facades designed.
A bient

Time: 13th February 2009 8:10pm

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Randy says...
I disagree with the description on taste

Time: 13th February 2009 11:25pm

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Rachel says...
Hi Phil! I would like seed too, please! I can pick them up if you prefer - though now I've said that, I've no idea where "Carlsruhe" is....though Eric, I DO know where Castlemaine is, not far away either! Have you had any seeds yet? Do they grow ok from seed? regards,Rachel

Time: 16th February 2009 3:08pm

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Phil. says...
Sorry Rachel, they've all gone for this year. Am moving to Byron Bay so good luck in tracking them down.

Time: 18th February 2009 8:29pm

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Sophie says...
Hi there

I too am scouring the country for Mirabelle plum trees. In addition, I'm looking for a Quetsche, Reine Claude and Sloe. Getting fruit trees into WA is problematic but not impossible. If anyone can help in locating these trees, would be grateful!

Time: 19th February 2009 5:40pm

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Adam says...
You can get Sloe, Quetsche (or at least a "Zwetschge

Time: 20th February 2009 6:31am

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amanda says...
Hi adam,
you state in "poormans orange" topic that u have ordered a mirabelle - where did u place the order? Did u get it?

Time: 22nd May 2009 8:27pm

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Adam says...
Ordered from Yalca fruit trees. They haven't been delivered yet as it is too early in the season (they will be delivered in the mail as bare rooted trees).

For unusual and rare deciduous fruit trees the main sources are Yalca Fruit Trees, Woodbridge Fruit trees and Stun'sail Boom Nursery.

Will post images of the Poorman's this weekend.


Time: 22nd May 2009 9:44pm

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amanda says...
Well done Adam! - hopefully Paul is still out there...it's a bit confusing as to who is sandy n who is paul in the beginning there...is there something wrong with this web-site??
Do you have a contact number for Yalca by any chance .... please?

Time: 22nd May 2009 10:44pm

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martina says...
Hi everyone

I have been looking for a mirabelle tree for a long time.Found it in the Yalca catalogue, but it does not state the sort.E Mail is: info@yalcafruittrees.com.au
I will order one, but at the same time, Bodille can you please tell me if you still have some seedlings?



Time: 19th August 2009 8:30pm

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bodile says...
Hello Martina!
I have many nuclei and small trees!
The best thing to give me your address.
Soon.
Odile

Time: 23rd August 2009 4:59pm

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csneil says...
Odile, do you have any more seeds/seedlings? I would be very interested.

Thanks!

- Cindy

Time: 23rd February 2010 3:31am

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bodile says...
Hello Cindy!
Leave I your address e e-mail.
Odile

Time: 25th February 2010 6:27pm

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csneil says...
Odile -- my email is:

helena.sophia@gmail.com

Thank you!

- Cindy


Time: 27th February 2010 1:25am

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Joysan says...
Odile, I would like some seeds/seedlings! I brought Mirabelle plum stones from Paris to Stockholm and was in the midst of drying them when my boyfriend threw them away :(.

my e-mail address is gelebona@gmail.com

Time: 21st March 2010 8:02pm

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Diana says...
Hi,

I was looking for apples and I noticed that Woodbridge's 2010 catalogue is out, and they have Mirabelle plum trees in stock. They are taking orders now.
http://www.woodbridgefruittrees.com.au/html/download.html

Diana.

Time: 24th March 2010 12:53am

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Jimmy says...
they have run out

Time: 24th March 2010 11:39am

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Diana says...
That was quick! The 2010 catalogue only came out this month.

Might have to wait until next year then.

Diana.

Time: 24th March 2010 4:54pm

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cas says...
Hello,

I have been searching for Mirabelle's and can not find them here (US). Odile could you please contact me regarding Mirabelle seeds...

cas@bigvalley.net

Thanks and have a wonderful season everyone!

Time: 15th April 2010 2:58am

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Mona Snell says...
I would love to grow a mirabelle plum either in the ground or in a pot.....I fell in love with the fruit while in France....in Nancy. I'm not sure if they would grow in this climate. Any thoughts on that? And anyone willing to sell me a seedling if they think it would tolerate the warm wet weather we have?
Thanks for your time.
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Time: 25th September 2010 12:28am

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torney says...
I would like to get some mirabelle tree in USA How can I?

Time: 12th March 2011 3:41pm

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Konji says...
Bonjour Bodile
J'ai lu votre message que vous avez eu des noyaux de mirabelles en 2007. Est-il vrai que vous avez encore certains que vous pouvez partager? J'esp

Time: 27th March 2011 5:29am

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ron70 says...
Hi did you have any luck getting mirabelle seed ? I have been searching for years.

Time: 11th September 2011 11:07pm

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Phil@Tyalgum says...
Have you thought of just ordering a grafted tree from Woodbridge Nursery in Tasmania? Then you would have made up for all the years those seeds would have taken to produce a fruiting tree

Time: 11th September 2011 11:16pm

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ron70 says...
Sounds great in theory, quarantine says otherwise unfortunately.

Time: 11th September 2011 11:40pm

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Phil@Tyalgum says...
OK - I plan to order a tree or two next season, will save some seeds for you.
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Time: 12th September 2011 8:45am

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Violet_Cactus says...
My young Mirabelle from Yalca is growing well, though it has not yet fruited.

Time: 13th September 2011 9:54am

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Mona Snell says...
May I ask where your mirabelle is planted? Which state. I'd love to have one but I'm afraid it would have to be in a pot as I think my summers would be way too hot. I live in south Florida
Thanks,
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Time: 16th September 2011 1:18pm

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ringelstrumpf says...
I think they need winter chill. We had them as a kid and it got down to -25

Time: 16th September 2011 2:08pm

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bodile says...
Hello,
I seedling plums!
I responded to your mail but I have not received a response.

Time: 22nd September 2011 5:30pm

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joysan says...
unfortunately, I moved from the countryside and have no place to plant some mirabelles now! hopefully when i move to england!

Time: 27th September 2011 3:43am

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Ann says...
I have just picked 2 kg of little Mirabelle plums, have plenty of fallen fruit (for growing from kernel) if anyone local would like.

Time: 18th February 2012 7:36am

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ron70 says...
yes please, just half a dozen or so, my contact 0419952491.

Time: 21st February 2012 2:51pm

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kroisos says...
Hi, I wish there was anybody to send me some Mirabelle de Nancy plum seeds, because they go true to type when planted! Thanks.

Time: 17th July 2016 11:49pm

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Lochstok says...
I have a Mirabelle Plum.... Its about 15m in diameter and about 100 years old. I live in a place with a lovely frost through winter and it fruits like crazy... 100s of Plums through late December to Mid Jan. We sit under it with a table for lunch and its lovely... it grows so well in our area. i think it is quite a rare tree.

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Lolz says...
Hi, I would be interested in receiving a few Mirabelle kernels if you still have the possibility. I am French in the Perth hills and very much miss what I would say is the best plum around!!

Time: 27th August 2022 1:15pm

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Bud spencer says...
Are you still selling mirabelle plum seeds? Im in canada.

Time: 2nd October 2022 3:52am

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Amy Kay says...
Hi I’m from Victoria

Does anyone have the mirabelle tree seeds or know where they are available please? I would love to have some I’ve been looking for them for years. Please contact me via my email if you can help me out.
My email is sasha2000118@hotmail.com

Thank you

Time: 25th February 2023 6:53pm

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SYA says...
Hi, Anyone in Tasmania with a Mirabelle plum (or another nice European Plum) that would be willing to share some kernels or swap some scion wood?

Time: 30th March 2023 1:20pm

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RohanD says...
@Lolz, did you end up getting any Mirabelle kernels?
They seem hard to come by in Perth.
Maybe ron70 was able to get some.

Time: 1st May 2023 7:43pm

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Amy Kay says...
No luck from my end in Victoria Australia. If anyone knows of anyone that could source them that’d be fantastic

Time: 4th May 2023 12:48pm

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Edward3 says...
Hi. Yalca nursery in Victoria sells Mirabelle plum trees for $32 as well as many other European plum varieties. Woodbridge nursery in Tasmania also sells many European plum trees though they don't have Mirabelle now.

I have a couple of small Mirabelle plum trees in pots in Sydney for local pick up, if anyone is interested.


Time: 23rd May 2023 5:34pm

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