Package with our 4 favorites – in 2-liter pots

With this small fruit package, you bring four unique and prolific heavy-bearing toppers into your garden: the Tayberry, the thornless 'Loch Ness' blackberry, the 'Black Jewel' black raspberry, and the familiar Japanese wineberry. Together, they provide an exuberant, varied harvest of delicious berries in the most beautiful colors and flavors throughout the entire summer!

For the best results, tie the branches to a structure with wires or a fence. This keeps the long shoots neatly organized and makes picking easy. These strong shrubs grow best in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil in a sunny to lightly shaded spot.

Contents of the package:

• 1x Tayberry: A unique cross between a raspberry and a blackberry with extra-large, deep-red, and deliciously sweet-aromatic fruits.

• 1x Thornless Blackberry 'Loch Ness': Known for its large, shiny black and incredibly juicy blackberries on fine, thornless branches.

• 1x Black Raspberry 'Black Jewel': A special raspberry with deep purple to almost black fruits and an intense, rich-sweet flavor.

• 1x Japanese Wineberry: A beautiful, decorative shrub with striking red sticky hairs and delicious, crisp-tart, shiny red berries.

Key features:

• Harvest: July – September

• Flavor: wonderfully varied from sweet to refreshing tart, juicy and full of aroma

• Location: full sun to partial shade

• Planting distance: 100 - 150 cm between plants

• Cultivation method: guide along wire, fence, or trellis

• Height upon delivery: 30-40 cm per plant (excluding pot)

Tips and care:

• Planting: plant the shrubs from September to March. If you plant later in the season, keep in mind that you will need to provide extra water during warm weather, as the roots are not yet well established.

• Support: the plants need support to grow well. This can be a fence, but a row of posts with wire stretched between them also works well.
  In this blog, you can read how to set up a row system.

• Pruning: after harvesting in the autumn, prune the branches that have borne fruit back close to the ground. Leave the new, young shoots that have grown during the summer; your new fruit will appear on these next year.

• Open ground or pots: you can grow all the small fruit in pots; the larger the pot, the better they will do. They will always grow better and produce more fruit in open ground.

TIP: Thanks to the mix of early and late ripening periods, this package lets you pick fresh, organic berries all summer long for smoothies, jam, or just to snack on straight from the bush!