Dream Of Eating Berries & Soft Fruits With Cream
“The sweetest everbearing strawberry – producing fruit through summer and into autumn”
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“Pluck treats straight from the bush” Tayberry
This hybrid results from a cross between raspberries and blackberries – they look like large blackberries but are sweeter, more aromatic and can be enjoyed straight from the bush. 2m
ITEM: 310062 1.7 litre pot £9.99 SAVE £5 Pre-planted ‘Sweet Summer’ Strawberry
Hanging Baskets Quick and easy, our pre-planted strawberry hanging baskets are the perfect solution for enjoying your own fruit all summer. Each basket arrives at your door already filled with five healthy ‘Sweet Summer’ strawberry plants, ready to produce as much as a kilo of fruit through summer and into autumn. 30cm April-May
From June
BUY THE COLLECTION FOR £34.98 SAVE £15! ITEM: 340039 SUPPLIED AS 1 OF EACH GRAPE VINE VARIETY BELOW
SAVE £10 2 X 25CM
PRE-PLANTED HANGING BASKETS
£19.99 ITEM: 320101
Was £29.99
Thornless Blackberry Enjoy homegrown berries bursting with sweet juice, ready to pick from August until autumn. 1.5m
ITEM: 310077 2 litre pot
SAVE £5 £19.99
60CM TALL IN A 2 LITRE POT
Was £24.99 ITEM: 340035 SAVE £5
60CM TALL IN A 2 LITRE POT
“Gather grapes from your own garden” £19.99 ITEM: 340034
Was £24.99
Black Grape Vine Fill your fruit bowl for weeks with homegrown grapes. Now you can grow your own sweet, juicy grapes from your own vines right here in the UK and create a Mediterranean haven in your garden. 2m
White Table Grape You don’t need a Tuscan garden bathed in Mediterranean sunshine to be able to grow your own delicious grapes – just give them a warm, sheltered spot and you’ll be filling your fruit bowl! 2.5m
Gooseberry ‘Hinnomaki Red’ This variety yields big crops of large fruit that’s ready for picking in mid-summer. 90cm
ITEM: 310053 1.7 litre pot £9.99 SAVE £5 Click on the icons to add the item to your basket 61 £9.99 SAVE £5
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