Bushy shrub with masses of small white flowers in spring followed by lustrous black fruits like large blackcurrants with very high vitamin C content. These can be used in a similar way to blackcurrants. In the autumn this plant will become a real feature as the leaves turn brilliant orange and red. Any soil except shallow chalk. Grows to 3-5ft (0.9m-1.5m). Self-fertile. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Very heavy cropping, true blackberry flavour, 8 week picking period from beginning of August. Self-fertile. Plant 15ft (4.6m) apart.

Enormous, easy-to-pick fruits up to 3ins long, glossy, sweet, juicy, good aromatic flavour Plant 3-4ft (90-120cm) apart.

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New thornless variety suitable for smaller gardens. Abundant, long, good flavoured berries. Self-fertile. Plant 6ft (1.8m) apart.

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Highly recommended new thornless variety. Large intensely black berries of exceptional flavour. Compact. Self-fertile. Plant 4ft (120cm) apart.

Very large prolific light blue berries, good quality, firm with mild sweet flavour. Vigorous spreading bush. Two different varieties should be planted to improve cross-pollination. Peaty (acid) soil needed. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Large, light blue, firm, good quality berries, good cropper, upright vigorous growth. Very attractive autumn colouring. Two different varieties should be planted to improve cross-pollination. Peaty (acid) soil needed. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Very large dark berries which are considered to be the best flavoured of all varieties. Two different varieties should be planted to improve cross-pollination. Peaty (acid) soil needed. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Very large slightly flat velvety berries, firm flesh of excellent flavour, delightful aroma. Tolerant of heavier wetter soils and colder weather. Two different varieties should be planted to improve cross-pollination. Peaty (acid) soil needed. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Hardy and productive, high yields of large, light blue, firm berries over a long period from late July and throughout August. About half of the blue-grey leaves turn an eye-catching red in autumn before falling and the remainder stay on the bush all winter. Upright vigorous growth 3-4ft (90 x 120cm) tall. This variety is self-fertile. Plant in a sunny site, sheltered from strong winds and in a lime-free soil. Plant 4-5ft (120-150cm) apart.

Loganberry x blackberry x raspberry hybrid. Large dark purple fruits resembling raspberries with the flavour of wild blackberries. Delicious eaten raw or cooked. Remarkably drought resistant. Self-fertile. Fruits July-August. Plant 8ft (240cm) apart.

Very high quality fruit, early and dark red colour, high in vitamin C. Excellent for juices, preserves, jams and chutney. Low spreading bush needing a pH of less the 4.5, and plenty of water as it naturally grows in peat bogs. Excellent for planting in containers in lime-free soil..

Described as one of the latest superfoods, Goji berries have had many column inches written about them in the press and heavy television coverage over the last year or so. It is the nutritional power of the Goji berries which has been hitting the headlines, and there is no doubt about it that this highly nutritional-rich superfood is the one to grow! It can be eaten off the plant, cooked or dried and added to your breakfast cereals, or eaten as a snack. Also the leaves and young shoots can be used as a leafy vegetable.
By far it is one of the easiest fruits we can grow in our garden, incredibly hardy (down to -15C), will tolerate up to 40C and they are drought tolerant. The plants are self-fertile, and one plant will produce over 2lb (1kg) of fruit in its second season. It was originally cultivated in the Himalayan mountain areas, and for over 2000 years it has been recorded in folklore for its unrivalled nutritional properties.
Flowering: July to September. Height: 6ft (1.8m). Position: Requires full sun.

Note: This stock has been grown in mainland Europe - and not imported illegally from outside the EU.
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Heavy crops of very large green fruits. Vigorous plants which are resistant to mildew. Self-fertile. Fruits June to mid July. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Heavy crops of very large, good flavoured, red fruits. Vigorous plants which are resistant to mildew. Self-fertile. Fruits June to mid July. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Heavy crops of very large yellow excellent flavoured fruits. Vigorous plants which are resistant to mildew. Self-fertile. Fruits June to mid July. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Very heavy cropper, strong upright growth, good flavoured fruits, mildew resistant, good culinary variety. Self-fertile. Fruits June to mid July. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

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Improved form of Careless. Heavy cropper, large pale green fruits of good flavour, freezes well. Self-fertile. Fruits June to mid July. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Superb flavoured yellow-green fruit, heavy cropper. One of the best dessert fruits. Needs well drained soil. Self-fertile. Fruits mid June to mid July. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

An excellent red fruited, hairless dessert variety with succulent well flavoured flesh. Very heavy cropper and disease resistant. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Long awaited new red gooseberry. Sweet medium-sized dark red berries of excellent quality. Mildew resistant and vigorous. Spreading habit. Self-fertile. Fruits mid June to mid July. 2 year bushes.
This variety is normally spine-free, but due to micro-propagation methods the plants sometimes have spines. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

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Sweet excellent flavoured large red hairy fruits. Do not prune hard. Succeeds on heavy or poor soils. Self-fertile. Fruits mid June to mid July. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Blackcurrant x gooseberry hybrid. Pleasant sharp flavoured fruits resembling blackcurrants, but twice the size, are borne on upright thornless, vigorous bushes. Fruit excellent for jams, pies and summer puddings. Prolific cropper, highly disease resistant. Cultivate like a blackcurrant. Self-fertile. 2 year bushes. Plant 6ft (1.8m) apart.

Hybrid between Blackberry and Raspberry with very large, cone-shaped burgundy-red berries up to 2ins (5cm) long, with sharp, distinctive, delicious flavour. Very high yields, good for eating raw, cooking or freezing. Self-fertile. Plant 8ft (2.4m) apart.

A mid season cropper producing berries with a conical shape, with a firm skin and flesh and flavour is consistently sweet with a juicy texture. The fruit must be picked when fully coloured to achieve the best flavour. Alice has good powdery mildew and other fungal leaf disease resistance.

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Perpetual cropping variety with medium-sized berries of outstanding flavour late summer to autumn, or later if protected by cloches.

An ever-bearing, or perpetual cropping strawberry, which crops in June and again in late summer-autumn. It is recommended to remove early flowers to increase the autumn crop. The berries of ‘Calypso' are firm with a mid-red colour and benefits from frequent picking as the fruits tend to darken once they are ripe. Flavour is best described as excellent.

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First fruits large, wedge or fan-shaped, later fruits are conical. Flesh crimson and becoming soft and dark as the berry ripens fully. The flavour is good even on light soils lacking in potash.

A Dutch bred variety. Produces firm orange berries of medium to large size. The fruits keep well both on the plant and having been picked. The flavour is outstanding and is popular with all the supermarkets.

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A mid-season cropper and is the result of a cross between 'Elsanta' and 'Allstar', bred in 1985. The berries are very attractive with a regular, conical shape, mid-red colour and a glossy skin with a well-balanced flavour. The plants produce a fairly open habit and are easy to pick.

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Produces firm, good flavoured and long lasting fruit in July. This variety has excellent disease resistance.

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Bred in Belgium. 'Hapil' crops heavily with large fruit of a bright red colour. A vigorous grower, high yielding and the fruit flavour is good.

An early fruiting variety providing firm, well-shaped fruits. The berries are bright, glossy red, large and of good flavour.

Gives a large crop of sweet and juicy berries of good colour and shape, with firm skin and good resistance to damage. Becoming increasingly popular with 'pick your own' growers.

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A late summer cropping variety, ‘Rhapsody' produces long conical fruits. The fruit has good flavour and some resistance to verticillium wilt and powdery mildew.

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This variety has bright, firm, glossy fruit of uniform shape and wonderful flavour. It is a vigorous growing plant with good resistance to disease.

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High yields of good sized and flavoured berries borne on sturdy short canes which should not require supporting.
Suitable for freezing. Avoid planting in waterlogged soil. Self-fertile.
Plant 18 inches (45cm) apart, 5ft (150cm) between rows.
Price for 5 canes (plants).

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Highly recommended. High yields of very large excellent quality, good flavoured fruit. Spine free and long picking period.
Suitable for freezing. Avoid planting in waterlogged soil. Self-fertile.
Plant 18 inches (45cm) apart, 5ft (150cm) between rows.
Price for 5 canes (plants).

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Heavy cropping, thornless new variety with beautiful glossy large fruit of excellent flavour. Disease resistant.
Suitable for freezing. Avoid planting in waterlogged soil. Self-fertile.
Plant 18 inches (45cm) apart, 5ft (150cm) between rows.
Price for 5 canes (plants).

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Medium to large sweet dark red berries. Compact growth. Heavy, reliable cropper. The best flavoured raspberry.
Suitable for freezing. Avoid planting in waterlogged soil. Self-fertile.
Plant 18 inches (45cm) apart, 5ft (150cm) between rows.
Price for 5 canes (plants).

Excellent new variety which is considered to be the finest late summer raspberry filling the gap between summer varieties and the autumn fruiting varieties. Very productive with sweet, good flavoured fruit with fewer seeds than other varieties. Upright, easily managed canes. Self-fertile.
Plant 18 inches (45cm) apart, 5ft (150cm) between rows.
Price for 5 canes (plants).

Spineless variety with vigorous stout canes, and enormous berries resembling Loganberries, of excellent sweet flavour. Suitable for dessert, jam-making and freezing. Regular heavy cropper. Self-fertile. Plant 8ft (2.4m) apart.

Ben Lomond/Sarek cross. High yields of very large, easy-topick, full-flavoured berries. Mildew and leaf curling midge resistant. Plant 3-4ft (90-120cm) apart.

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Late frost resistant blossom. Large good flavoured berries, freezes well. Mildew resistant. Heavy cropping. Compact habit. Self-fertile. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

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Early frost resistant blossom. Compact bush, heavy crops of large good flavoured berries. Mildew resistant. Self-fertile. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

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New recommended variety. Mildew resistant. Very late flowering. Heavy crops of large, tasty berries. Late season. Self-fertile. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

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Fine, juicy sweet flavoured medium to large berries. Vigorous spreading habit, heavy cropper, excellent for freezing. Self-fertile. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (150cm) apart.

Large bright good flavoured firm berries borne in large easily picked strigs. Moderately vigorous growth. Excellent for jelly. Self-fertile. 2 year bushes. Plant 6ft (1.8m) apart.

New highly recommended late variety. Bright fruit of acid flavour borne on long strigs. Consistently high yields. Self-fertile. Fruits end June to mid August. 2 year bushes. Plant 6ft (1.8m) apart.

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Very long bunches of large juicy sweet berries. Heavy cropper. Excellent for summer puddings, sauces and serving fresh. Self-fertile. 2 year bushes. Plant 5ft (1.5m) apart, 6ft (1.8m) between rows.