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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
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Was £39.98 Raspberry
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‘Black Jewel’ Finally – a black raspberry that’s really worth a place in your garden and the fruits are incredible. You’ll get a midsummer crop of ebony-coloured fruits, each with an intense flavour much more aromatic than regular raspberries. 2.5m
ITEM: 330015 Mid February
Completely thorn-free!
Kiwi ‘Jenny’ What’s there not to like about easy-to-grow kiwi fruits, which can crop reliably outside here in the UK? ‘Jenny’ is a tried and tested variety, proving to be one of the best performers in UK gardens and is 100% self-fertile. 3m April
Self- fertile
ITEM: 340090 9cm ITEM: 340028 1.7 litre
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“Enjoy mouth-watering fruits even in the first season on this fruit-bearing breakthrough”
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Thornless Blackberry Producing abundant crops of large, firm berries bursting with gorgeous sweet juice, this collection of thornless blackberries allows you to reliably pick the fruits from August to the first frosts each year, and best of all, there are no thorns. 1.5m April-May
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Was £39.98 Raspberry ‘Glen Ample’
Long Canes Long cane raspberries are your opportunity to benefit from a massive breakthrough in raspberry fruit production! Raspberries usually produce their fruit on the previous year’s growth of canes. Now, with these long canes you will get fruit in the first season. 1m May-July
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