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Blackberries and Hybrids
A selection of these fruits can provide fresh berries from early July until the first severe frosts occur in the autumn. They provide a variety of flavours ranging from that of the true blackberry to those arising from crosses between raspberry with blackberry and other rubus species. Not only are blackberries delicious but they are also a great source of vitamins A, B, C, E, calcium, fibre and iron. All these fruits will freeze well and make excellent jam. With good management and provided they remain free of virus infection, they will yield heavy crops for fifteen to twenty years.
Plants are usually available throughout the year.
View Ken Muir's Guide to Growing Blackberries & Hybrid Berries.
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 Blackberry 'Black Butte' Exceptional fruit size, very good flavour. 1351 £16.00 |
 Blackberry 'Loch Ness'* Excellent thornless variety with considerable winter hardiness. 138 £16.00 |
-120x120.jpg "Blackberry 'TinyBlack'* (1 x 2 Litre Pot)") Blackberry 'TinyBlack'* (1 x 2 Litre Pot) Excellent thornless variety with considerable winter hardiness. 135 £16.00 |
 Blackberry 'Oregon Thornless' Attractive foliage & excellent flavour. 126 £16.00 |
 Blackberry 'Black Cascade' (1 x 3L Pot) A thornless blackberry bred for growing in hanging baskets & containers & will fruit in its first year. 1355 £16.50 |
 Blackberry 'Silvan' Does well on even heavy soil. 136 £16.50 |
 Blackberry 'Waldo' Excellent flavour, superb for jam. Thornless. 123 £16.00 |
 Boysenberry (Thornless) A hybrid with a wonderful bramble flavour. 127 £16.00 |
 Buckingham Tayberry Thornless mutation of the Tayberry. 130B £16.50 |
 Tayberry Heavy yielding, sweet, large & aromatic. 130 £16.00 |
 Japanese Wineberry Also know as the 'Chinese Blackberry'. 129 £16.00 |
 Loganberry (Thornless) The most popular hybrid berry producing medium sized dark red fruits. 128 £16.00 |
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