Fruit


X Everbearer Strawberry


‘Sweet Summer’ Here’s a great new strawberry variety that’s just packed with flavour! ‘Sweet Summer’ gives a heavy crop of large conical berries which are firm yet superbly sweet and juicy. It’s an ‘everbearer’ variety which means the plants are not affected by day length so keep on cropping through summer into autumn, often as late as the first frosts, each one giving as much as kilo through the season so you’ll pick loads from this pack of plants. 25cm April-May


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“The sweetest everbearing strawberry – producing fruit through summer and into autumn”


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Giant Strawberry ‘Sweet Colossus’ ‘Sweet Colossus’ produces huge, sweet and juicy berries in abundance at the height of summer. The gigantic fruits can each weigh over 40g and grow as big as tomatoes – whilst still packing a punch when it comes to that all important strawberry flavour! 20cm


Early February 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


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