Blackberry plants produce some of the most delicious and well liked fruit of all. Blackberries are supplied as dormant canes, ready to plant out in your garden, and will need some wires/trellis to climb on. Blackberry plants should be set out at 1.5-2 metres apart
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Chester is fairly similar to 'Thornfree' above, with slightly different.... -
Thornfree blackberry is an extraordinarily prolific cropper, excellent flavour..... -
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New for us this year, Lawtonberry was the first widely grown domesticated blackberry in the USA. Lawtonberries are plump, black and sweet -
Tasty, dark purple fruit, two weeks earlier than Boysenberry, easy to grow
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One of the newest varieties in our list, this berry is a must have... -
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Looks a bit like a raspberry but with a unique pink..... -
Lovely tasting, plump purple berries, strong growing plants, flavour..... -
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Out of about eight different blackberry and blackberry hybrids we have trialled on..... -
Purple raspberries are a larger berry than the more common red variety, purple raspberries have a typical conical raspberry shape and a similar raspberry flavor
