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Wow, amazed to have already received the fruit trees, they were beautifully packed and very good trees, the straw came in very handy too for my rabbits and chickens! Thanks allot, excellent service, shall recomend you to everyone! Cheers x
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Wow, amazed to have already received the fruit trees, they were beautifully packed and very good trees, the straw came in very handy too for my rabbits and chickens! Thanks allot, excellent service, shall recomend you to everyone! Cheers x
Fran Overdevest, Maenclochog, Pembrokeshire
Thornless Berry Plant Collection
- No prickles or thorns make this combination of berries easy to pick!
- All are easy to grow.
- Includes 1 x Jostaberry, 1 x Thornless Loganberry and 1 x Thornless Blackberry.
- An ideal combination for puddings, jams - or jellies.
- All are self fertile.
Supplied as pot grown and / or bare root plants (subject to time of year).
Available from APPROXIMATELY late November / early DecemberGBP1 or more £35.80 each
Currently Not Available to Buy
Description
This makes a lovely collection of soft fruits that are perfect for both eating fresh and also for making puddings, jams and jellies.
What makes this collection all the more nicer is that all varieties are thornless meaning no pain at harvest time! Couple that with the fact these are all easy to grow and reliable varieties that are self fertile and it really does become difficult to find a reason not to grow these.
With the Jostaberry (a cross between a Gooseberry and Blackcurrant) starting off the fruiting, this is soon followed by unappealingly named 'Ly 654' which will consistently produce a heavy crop of juicy loganberries. Overlapping with the tail end of the loganberry's cropping, 'Black Satin' produces heavy crops of juicy blackberries that have a pleasant sharp flavour. Fantastic!
- Self Fertile.
How To...
How To Plant & Grow Soft Fruit
Information on unpacking and planting bare root and pot grown soft fruits either in the open ground or in containers and pots, with additional information on specific varieties.