The UK’s Temperature Is Ideal For Soft Fruits
X Cherry Bush
‘Porthos’ A new way of growing cherries available to gardeners for the first time! The first ever cherry bush, ‘Porthos’ forms a neat clump of fruiting branches from the base of the stem, making picking your crops easy! The cherries have a sweet flavour and you’ll pick up to 5kg (12lbs) per season once your tree has established. 2m
Fruit Self-fertile
SAVE £5 3 LITRE POT
Max. 2m tall
£24.99 ITEM: 300176
Was £29.99
SAVE £15 2 X 3 LITRE POTS
“Get that sweet fruit flavour without climbing a ladder! Low-growing, breakthrough harvests”
‘New Hanover’ Early season 9cm pot. ITEM: 310019. £9.99
£44.98 ITEM: 300183
Was £59.98
‘Ozark Blue’ Late season 9cm pot. ITEM: 310020. £9.99
‘Blueray’ Mid season 9cm pot. ITEM: 310021. £9.99
BUY ALL 3
Complete Blueberry Collection Health experts and chefs have been raving about blueberries for years. With this easy, no-fuss kit, we’re giving you three top-performing varieties – each one packed full of vitamin C and powerful antioxidants, so you can have a sweet treat every day and not feel guilty at all! Up to 1.5m April
1 OF EACH VARIETY
£14.97 ITEM: 310022
Was £19.97
SAVE £5 3 X 9CM POTS
SAVE £5 9CM POT
£4.99 Was £9.99 ITEM: 320014
SAVE £20 3 X 9CM POTS
£9.97 Was £29.97 ITEM: 320015
White Strawberry ‘White Dream’ This pineberry is taking leading restaurants by storm because of its exceptional, delicious tropical flavour, and now you can grow it at home! The attractive fruit creates a flavour explosion as soon as you place it in your mouth. 20cm
SAVE £5 1.7 LITRE POT
£14.99 ITEM: 310062
Was £19.99
SAVE £20 2 X 1.7 LITRE POTS
Tayberry Tayberries are a hybrid resulting from a cross between raspberries and blackberries and bear some resemblance to both. The deep red fruit resemble large blackberries but are sweeter and more aromatic. 2m May-June
£19.98 ITEM: 310204
Was £39.98 Click on the icons to add the item to your basket 59
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