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.
Blackberry ‘Merton Thornless’
£11.75
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Blackberry ‘Merton Thornless’
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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| Supplied-sizes | 1 x Plant in 3 Litre Container, 1 x Plant in 5 Litre Container, 1 x Root Wrapped Plant |
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