Boysenberry Plant

SKU: 40786

2ltr potted plant

Rubus ursinus x idaeus

Despatches Within 5-7 days

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Sale price£21.95

Product Description

Named after grower Rudolph Boysen, the boysenberry is a cross between a blackberry, dewberry, loganberry, and raspberry. This rather unique fruit plant, which was first bred in the 1920s, offers a truly delightful flavour reminiscent of the wild blackberry.

This thornless selection produces large, round, or oblong boysenberries with a distinctive purplish-black colour - a great addition to any garden or allotment. These luscious hybrid berry plants are perfect for puddings, crumbles, and cakes. They're also ideal for jams and preserves, allowing you to savour their unique flavour throughout the year.

Grown in 2-litre pots, our thornless boysenberry plants are approximately a year older than standard 9cm potted varieties. This larger pot size provides ample room for the root system to flourish, enabling it to absorb nutrients more effectively. As a result, you can expect a stronger, healthier boysenberry plant that yields an abundant harvest of these exquisite berries.

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Product Details

Botanical Name Rubus ursinus x idaeus
Genus Unspecified
Plant Class Deciduous
Situation Full Sun and Partial Shade
Attractive to Attractive To Bees

Product Details

Botanical Name Rubus ursinus x idaeus
Genus Unspecified
Plant Class Deciduous
Situation Full Sun and Partial Shade
Attractive to Attractive To Bees

Planting & Harvesting

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  • Sow Indoors
  • Sow/Plant Outside
  • Flowers/Harvest

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