Dessert. A sport of Williams. Medium to large fruit which has red skin. The white flesh is very juicy, sweet, with a good flavour. Its season of use is December to January. (Australia 1940) Flowering Group 5.
Containerised Trees are supplied from September to August. Bare Root Trees are supplied from November to March.
Dessert. A sport of Williams. Medium to large fruit which has red skin. The white flesh is very juicy, sweet, with a good flavour. Its season of use is December to January. (Australia 1940) Flowering Group 5.
Containerised Trees are supplied from September to August. Bare Root Trees are supplied from November to March.
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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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
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Autumn Fruiting. A truly exceptional variety. Without a doubt, one of the best and most reliable autumn-fruiting raspberries. It is a heavy cropper from late August until the first frosts, with the highest yields coming in September. The attractive berries are large with a firm texture, and the flavour is excellent. The fruit is medium-dark red in colour and has good keeping qualities. The short, erect, spiny canes are sturdy and need only minimal support. It has good disease resistance to Root Rot.
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Mid season. Large berries with good flavour which are ripe from mid July to mid August. Canes are vigorous and disease resistant.
Supplied Size 10 x Root Wrapped Canes
