Unusual Berry Fruit Plant Collection
From 18th December 2024.
Product Description
If you fancy growing something just a little different, why not try our delicious hybrid berries? The result of many years of breeding work, these are two unusual varieties that’ll add real pizazz to crumbles and puddings and give you bumper crops of delicious berries for years to come.
Boysenberries are a cross between a loganberry, blackberry and raspberries which makes a very interesting fruit! With a flavour reminiscent of a wild blackberry. This thornless selection has a large round or oblong fruit, purplish black in colour, which are perfect fro puddings and jams. Delivered as potted plants in 2 litre pots.
Tayberry Buckingham is a spine-free 'sport' of the original Tayberry, it 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. Delivered as potted plants in 2 litre pots.
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Product Details
Planting & Harvesting
- Sow Indoors
- Sow/Plant Outside
- Flowers/Harvest
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