Blackberries

Blackberries grow wild in the hedgerows of the UK, but the cultivated varieties are more productive, and include thornless varieties which make training and picking the fruit easier. From an established blackberry, depending on the cultivar and the size of the plant it is possible to expect a yield of 4.5-13.5kg a year.

Blackberries are best grown in full sun in a sheltered position although they tolerate partial shade as long as the soil doesn’t dry out. Blackberries like deep, well-drained, loamy soils which hold water in the summer.

Blackberries are available pre-packed from late-October to March. They are available in containers all year round.

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    £11.75

    A thornless, early-season blackberry. Good crops of large, long berries which are easy to pick and have an excellent flavour.

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  • Blackberry 'Loch Maree'
    £12.50

    This superb mid-season variety bred by JHI is an ideal variety for the home garden. Its thorn free stems are semi erect making them easy to manage and meaning that this variety can be grown without support if required. This variety produces unusual, pink coloured, double blossom which provides an added ornamental benefit. This variety is earlier than Loch Ness and produces moderately firm, attractive berries which are slightly smaller than Loch Ness but with a markedly superior flavour. Yields are very good. Harvest from July to August. It will reach a height and spread of 2.5m.

    Supplied Size

    1 x Plant in 3 Litre Container

  • Blackberry 'Loch Ness' Out of Stock
    £12.50

    This superb compact variety bred by SCRI is a breakthrough in blackberry research and has a different type of growth to standard varieties. It is now the number one variety used by commercial growers. The cane are vigorous, spine free, semi erect and very easy to manage. Heavy cropper, capable of producing 3.6kg (8lbs) of fruit per bush. The high quality fruit is firm, conical, glossy-black and has a good tangy flavour similar to wild blackberries. Perfect selection for small gardens. Cropping season: August-September.

    Supplied size 1 x Plant in 3 Litre Container

  • Blackberry 'Merton Thornless'
    £11.75

    A thornless, mid- to late-season, blackberry which has short stems making it ideal for planting where space is limited. Average yields of large berries with an excellent flavour.

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  • Blackberry 'Waldo'
    £11.75

    A thornless, mid-season, blackberry which bears heavy yields of excellent quality, large berries. The canes are semi-erect and are almost self-supporting. Ornamental foliage.

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