Dessert. Large fruit which has greenish yellow skin. The flesh is rather firm, sweet, with an excellent flavour. Its season of use is early September. Flowering Group 3 (Scotland) Self Fertile
Containerised Trees are supplied from September to August. Bare Root Trees are supplied from December to March
Dessert. Large fruit which has greenish yellow skin. The flesh is rather firm, sweet, with an excellent flavour. Its season of use is early September. Flowering Group 3 (Scotland) Self Fertile
Containerised Trees are supplied from September to August. Bare Root Trees are supplied from December to March
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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Early Season. The first to fruit during early Summer. The firm, red fruit is medium sized and has excellent flavour and texture and is produced in an abundance. It’s virus resistant and will tolerate poor soils. Perfect for eating fresh, freezing or jam making.
A early season, small, compact bush which only grows to 90-120cm tall. High yields of large currants are borne on short strigs. Has some resistance to frost and mildew.
A tall, nearly spine-free bush, which bears heavy crops of deep reddish-pink coloured fruits of exceptional quality, which are sweet enough to eat straight from the bush. Mildew resistant.