dt-brown FRUIT Tayberry Buckingham Fruit Plant

Tayberry Buckingham Fruit Plant

Botanical Name: Rubus fruticosus x R. idaeus
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This spine-free sport of the original tayberry produces vigorous, stout canes and very large berries (up to 5cm/2in long), similar to a loganberry but rather sweeter. The fruits are ready from late July onwards, but do wait for the Tayberries to turn from red to purple to ensure the best flavour.

The 2ltr plants are, on average, a year older than 9cm potted varieties and due to the larger pot, the roots have more room to grow and develop which in turn allows them to absorb more nutrition, resulting in stronger and healthier plants.

Key information

Botanical Name: Rubus fruticosus x R. idaeus
Genus: Tayberry
Plant Class: Deciduous

Characteristics & growing conditions

Habitat: Bushy
Position: Full Sun
Attractive to: Attractive To Bees
Sow Indoors
Sow Outside
Flowers / Harvest

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