Fruit Bushes

Blackberry 'Opal' (Dwarf)

The perfect blackberry plant if you love the taste of these favourite autumn fruits but don?t have the space for one of the large, rambling bushes! Blackberry ?Opal? is a dwarf variety that has a compact habit and is actually perfect for growing in patio containers too! As an…  More Info

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Blackberry 'Loch Ness'

…British-bred blackberry produces firm, glossy-black, conical fruits on short, upright, thornless canes. 'Loch Ness' is a heavy cropper is capable of producing up to 3.6kg (8lb) of fruit per bush and is perfect for the smaller garden. The fruits can be…  More Info

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Blackcurrant 'Ebony'

This outstanding dessert variety is the sweetest blackcurrant ever - so sweet that it can be eaten straight from the bush. 'Ebony' produces heavy crops of large, firm currants - up to twice the size of normal blackcurrants - which can be harvested from early to mid July. The plants…  More Info

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Marrow 'Green Bush' (Seeds)

Popular stripey, dark green marrow. This early harvest variety bears attractive fruits and is tasty when lightly cooked, or freshly picked. Perfect for storing throughout autumn. Height: 45cm (18). Spread: 90cm (35). Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible.…  More Info

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Blueberry 'Full Season Collection'

…not grow your own with our Blueberry 'Full Season Collection'. Specially selected to give you the longest cropping season, these hardy fruit bushes will fruit from July right through to September. Better still, Blueberry plant make an attractive addition to the…  More Info

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Blueberry 'Brigitta'

…'Brigitta' is a late season variety producing large, light blue fruits on sturdy upright bushes. The firm, tasty fruits ripen in late August and have a crisp texture, making them ideal for freezing as well as eating fresh from the bush. Best grown with…  More Info

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Blueberry 'Duke'

…longer than most varieties. 'Duke' blooms late, which protects the blossoms from the spring frost, but the berries then ripen early. The bushes are upright-growing, but the branches will droop to the ground when laden with fruit, often yielding over 20lbs per bush<…  More Info