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Raspberry 'Tulameen' (3 cell grown plants)
£19.95 inc. p&pRaspberry 'Tulameen' (3 cell grown plants)This modern mid/late summer fruiting raspberry is now firmly established as the most widely grown variety on account of its fruit quality and heavy yields. The berries are very large, bright red and glossy and have an excellent, sweet aromatic flavour. The canes have few spines and are easy to pick and manage. They emerge very late in the spring making them less susceptible to frost damage.Buy Now
Whitecurrant Bush 'White Versailles' (9cm Pot)
£13.95Whitecurrant Bush 'White Versailles' (9cm Pot)The most popular whitecurrant producing heavy crops of large, sweet, pale yellow berries. Well worth growing, the fruits look beautiful mixed in a dish with other berries. The bush is fairly strong and vigorous. Very reliable.Buy Now
Gooseberry Bush 'Invicta' (9cm Pot)
£14.95Gooseberry Bush 'Invicta' (9cm Pot)The most widely grown dessert/culinary gooseberry. The large green berries are excellent when cooked but also sweet enough to be eaten fresh when fully ripe. The bush is vigorous and resistant to mildew. Very heavy cropping. Sold Out 
Redcurrant Bush 'Rovada' (9cm Pot)
£13.95Redcurrant Bush 'Rovada' (9cm Pot)A very late ripening redcurrant that is exceptionally heavy yielding. The berries are large and flavoursome and borne on long trusses. Good disease resistance.Buy Now
Redcurrant Bush 'Laxton's Number One' (9cm Pot)
£13.95Redcurrant Bush 'Laxton's Number One' (9cm Pot)A traditional English variety that has stood the test of time. Produces heavy crops of attractive bright red berries. Early ripening but flowers later than most varieties. Reliable and strong growing.Buy Now
Redcurrant Bush 'Jonkheer Van Tets' (9cm Pot)
£13.95Redcurrant Bush 'Jonkheer Van Tets' (9cm Pot)A very popular early ripening redcurrant producing heavy crops of large attractive berries that are borne on long strigs. Very good flavour.Buy Now
Blackcurrant Bush 'Ben Hope' (9cm Pot)
£13.95Blackcurrant Bush 'Ben Hope' (9cm Pot)This ‘big bud’ resistant blackcurrant is particularly suitable for organic gardeners. It is one of the best flavoured varieties, exceptionally heavy yielding and also resistant to mildew, leaf spot and rust. The bush is vigorous and tall and is therefore best planted in a sheltered site.Buy Now
Blackcurrant Bush 'Ben Connan' (9cm Pot)
£13.95Blackcurrant Bush 'Ben Connan' (9cm Pot)A heavy cropping blackcurrant producing very large berries (up to 17mm in diameter). Resistant to frost, mildew and leaf curling midge. Makes a neat compact bush.Buy Now
Apricot Tree 'Alfred' (Pot Grown)
£56.95Apricot Tree 'Alfred' (Pot Grown)Originating from the USA, this popular garden variety grows well in the UK and is less prone to dieback than other varieties. The medium-sized fruits have a deep orange skin and juicy orange flesh. They are delicious eaten straight from the tree but can also be used to make wonderful jam.Buy Now
Apple Tree 'Bloody Ploughman' (Pot Grown)
£49.95Apple Tree 'Bloody Ploughman' (Pot Grown)First recorded in 1883, there is an interesting story behind the name of this well-known Scottish apple. It originates from the Carse of Gowrie where allegedly a ploughman was shot dead by a gamekeeper for stealing apples from the Megginch Estate. When the ploughman's body was returned to his wife she found some of the stolen apples in his pockets and got rid of them on the rubbish heap. One of the seedlings that subsequently grew produced apples that were blood red in colour and the tree gave rise to the cultivar that was named after the unfortunate ploughman. The fruits are crisp and juicy and when fully ripe can darken to an almost purple colour. The flesh is often stained red which makes it a good variety for juicing and it can also be used to produce cider. It is often considered a dessert apple in Scotland, but the flavour is not particularly sweet and in England it tends to be regarded as a cooker. It makes lovely apple sauce and beautiful pink pies and crumbles. The tree is disease resistant and hardy, performing well in colder areas of the UK.Buy Now
Cordon Cherry 'Colney' (Pot Grown)
£52.95Cordon Cherry 'Colney' (Pot Grown)A modern English dessert cherry developed to have resistance to bacterial canker. Produces heavy crops of large black fruits with a superb flavour.Buy Now
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