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“Wild damsons” is the term used to refer to the uncultivated versions of damson plums. These plums are not ideal for use as dessert fruit due to their tart flavor, but they are well-suited for creating preserves. Any recipe designed for damsons can be used to prepare wild damsons for preserves.<\/p>\n

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