A mid-season plum, prolific, but tends to be a biennial bearer. Fruit is large, greenish-yellow, overlaid with red. Flesh is yellow and juicy. Not considered a good pollinizer. Any of the other Japanese plums listed will pollinate Formosa.
Fruit is yellow-fleshed, firm, and sweet.
This variety tends to be a shy bearer and should have a pollinizer. The fruit is blue, slightly ovate and similar in appearance to Stanley, ripening about three weeks ahead of Stanley. The stone is non-fragmenting. Tree is spreading and is consistently a heavy producer. Thinning is recommended.