CASALINGA

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Prunus domestica L. European plum · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The term Casalinga is used as a common name for a group of ancient local plum varieties widespread in Europe. In different countries, these trees are known by local names such as Hauszwetsche, Quetsche Commune, or Kustendilska, and belong to the prune category.

The fruits ripen in early August, have an oblong shape and medium size. The flesh is characterized by firmness, high sugar content, and a freestone pit. Due to these properties, the variety is traditionally used for making prunes, jams, and brandy.

Tree characteristics may vary depending on the specific clone or region of cultivation, as Casalinga is a product of folk selection. There is no specific data on disease resistance for this group, as indicators depend on local growing conditions.

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