great For Those With Limited Spacedelicious Fruitseasy To Growthe Raspberry Sugana Is A Vigorous Variety Great For People Who Are Restricted On Space As They Work Well In Pots & Containers Without Losing Any Of The Cropping Potential. Make Sure They Are Planted In Well-drained, Fertile Soil & Are Positioned In Full Sunshine & Your Raspberry Sugana Will Produce Delicious Firm Red Berries.the Raspberry Sugana Is A Great Addition To Any Garden As It Produces Delicious Firm Fruits In A Red-orange Colour. Although An Autumn Fruiting Variety It Produces Two Harvests In The Same Year. It Will Crop On The New Season Stems From August To October & Then If You Leave Those Stems To Re Crop You Will Have More Berries The Following June.with This Variety Of Raspberry You Will Be Able To Harvest Up To Three Kilos Of Fruit Per Plant Per Season Making It Super value As Well As Super Healthy. Enjoy Eating Fresh Raspberries Straight From The Cane Or Put Into Desserts. ...

double-cropping Stems In The First Seasoncompact & Upright Growth For All Spacesuniform Fruit For Easy Pickinggrow Raspberry Sugana In Your Kitchen Garden No Matter What The Size; They Are Compact In Growth & Upright So Suit A Small Area Or A Row On Your Allotment. this Impressive Variety Produces A Small Crop In Its First Autumn. Leave The Fruiting Stems In The Ground & They Will Crop Again In The Following Summer On The Same Stems. From Then On, Treat The Plants As Floricanes, Cutting The Stems After Fruiting In Mid-summer & Training The New Leafy New Stems Up For The Following Season.this High Yielding Variety Can Consistently Produce 3kg (6 1/2 Lbs) Of Fruit Per Cane Every Year. Having a Reliable Regular Shape, & Firm To The Touch They Are Easy To Harvest Without Squashing Them.with The Double Cropping Potential, It Beats Most Of The Other Primocane Varieties On The Market, & With Its Strong, Upright Habit, It Makes Them Also Ideal For Growing In Pots Or Containers.  ...

Fantastic-value Primocane Raspberry Variety, That Gives You Extra Large Red Raspberries On First-year Old Spineless Wood. Every Raspberry Plant Gives You Punnets Of Super-size Raspberries For Years Of Fruit. 12 Plants Give Last You For Around 7 Years Giving You A Potential 84 Punnets Of Fruit. This Works Out At Just 30p Per Punnet- Think Of The Savings You Make.simply Cut The Stems That Fruited In Autumn To The Ground The Following Spring & Put Down A Generous Layer Of Bulky Compost Around The Base Of The Stems To Feed The Plants- Raspberries Are Particularly Hungry.your Plant Will Arrive As Bare-root Specimens, Inspected & Certified By Defra, Ready To Plant From Autumn Through To Early Spring Around 30cm (12in) Apart.remove All Packaging From Your Bare Root Plant & Steep The Roots In Water While Preparing The Ground For Planting. Plant Immediately If You Can, Or Place Plants Temporarily In A Cool, Airy Position With The Roots Covered Loosely In Soil For A Maximum Of A Couple Of Days Before Planting In Their Permanent Position.plants Remain Productive For 8-10 Years. ...

A Free-fruiting Primocane Raspberry Variety, That Forms Extra-long Conical Fruit On First-year Old Spineless Wood. Support Canes As They Grow In Spring, & Once The Fruit Forms In Their First Late-summer They Abound Around The Plant, Bright-coloured & Easy To Pick.simply Cut Fruited Stems To The Ground In The Spring Of Each Year & Add A Generous Layer Of Manure Or Organic Matter Around The Base Of The Canes To Feed The Soil.your Plant Will Arrive As Bare-root Specimens, Inspected & Certified By Defra, Ready To Plant From Autumn Through To Early Spring Around 30cm (12in) Apart.remove All Packaging From Your Bare Root Plant & Steep The Roots In Water While Preparing The Ground For Planting. Plant Immediately If You Can, Or Place Plants Temporarily In A Cool, Airy Position With The Roots Covered Loosely In Soil For A Maximum Of A Couple Of Days Before Planting In Their Permanent Position. ...

An Early Floricane With Long Fruitbearing Laterals, Vigorous Growth & A Good Reliable Crop Of Large, Conical Fruit With Sweet Red Flesh, Means This Is A Good Garden Variety.cropping From End Of June For A Month. It Has Excellent Resistance To Root Rot, & Performs Well On Wetter Soil. Harvest End Of June-july.floricane (summer-fruiting) Varieties Fruit On Canes Produced In The Previous Year. After Fruiting, Cut Out The Old, Fruited Wood In Autumn/winter & Tie In The New Growths To The Support.cut Down All Bare Root Planted Raspberries To 2cm (1in) Above Ground Level When Planting. This Will Encourage Multiple Canes To Grow From The Ground. ...

Raspberries Help To Maintain The Immune System & Are Easy To Add To Your Diet & Also Taste Amazing Raw Or Added To Many Different Recipes. You Can Also Freeze Them & Use Them To Chill Drinks.this Continuity Collection Of Raspberries Gives You The Opportunity To Try A Range Of Different Flavours. Try Three Different Types Of Raspberry & Have Constant Supply For Up To Four Months. This Collection Contains:glen Ample – This Particular Raspberry Is An Exceptionally Heavy Cropper That Are Ready To Pick From Mid-july. The Large Berries Have An Excellent Flavour & Are Produced On Spine-free Canes So Harvesting Is Really Easy.malling Minerva – This Is A Spine Free Raspberry With An Erect Cane Making It Easier To Harvest. It Grows In A Compact Habit & Produces Beautiful, Juicy, & Medium To Large Sized Raspberries That Store Well.joan J – Fruiting From Late July Until October, Joan J Yields A Very High Crop Of Big, Deliciously Juicy & Sweet-tasting Berries.there Are Two Types Of Raspberry & These Are Floricane Which Means They Are A Summer-fruiting Variety & Primocane Which Means They Are Autumn-fruiting. This Variety Can Grow Wider Than The Floricane So Make Sure You Have The Right Amount Of Space. Cut Down The Cane To About 2cm (1in) Above Ground Level At The Time Of Planting. This Will Encourage Multiple Canes To Grow From The Ground.raspberry Joan J Is Protected By Plant Variety Rights & Cannot Be Propagated Even For Own Use & Resold Without Licence. ...

Raspberry Erika is The Most Exciting New Primocane (fruiting On The Current Season Growth) Selection In Recent Years & Has Proved To Be A Massive Success Commercially. It Is A High Yielding, Great Tasting Variety With An Above Average Sugar Content & Berry Weight. A 2ltr Potted Plant Should Give A Small Crop In The First Year & A Full Crop In Year Two.there Is Nothing Tastier Than Picking Your Own Fruit Fresh From The Garden. We Have Selected Some Of The Best In New Fruit Breeding For Your Experience & These Larger 2ltr Potted Plants Are Just Raring To Grow! They Are More Mature, Will Be Quick To Establish & Quicker To Fruit – Giving An Almost Instant Fruit Garden Later In The Growing Year. They Are Excellent For Planting In Any Gaps You Might Have In The Garden In High Summer. ...

rhs Agm Winnermost Widely Grown Midseason Raspberrydeep Red Raspberriesthe Raspberry Glen Ample Is A Primocane Variety Of Raspberry Meaning It Is Summer Fruiting. We Recommend You Plant Your Raspberry Ample Glen In Fertile, Well-drained Soil In Either The Ground Or A Pot & Your Raspberry Stems Will Grow Up To 2m (6 1/2 Ft). Be Sure To Give Them Full Sunshine & See Your Raspberries Ripen From The First Week Of July With Delicious Berries.your 12 Raspberry Canes Are Disease Resistant & The Raspberry Glen Ample Is A Weighty Cropper With Spine Free, Upright Canes & Relatively Few Leaves. Picking The Fruit Full Of Immune System Strengthening Antioxidants, Is So Much Easier As You Are Not Fighting Through Foliage & Spine. You Will Be Able To Get Up To 50lbs Of Fruit Once Established.the Raspberry Ample Glen Has A Fantastic Flavour Which Makes It One Of The Most Popular Of The Raspberry Varieties. A Summer Fruiting Raspberry, The Ample Glen Will Produces Large, Deep Red Berries From Mid-july Onwards Qualifying It For The Accolade Of Rhs Award For Garden Merit. ...

summer Fruitingmost Widely Grown Midseason Raspberrydeep Red Raspberrieswe Recommend You Plant Your Raspberry Ample Glen In Fertile, Well-drained Soil In Either The Ground Or A Pot & Your Raspberry Stems Will Grow Up To 2m (79in). Be Sure To Give Them Full Sunshine & See Your Raspberries Ripen From The First Week Of July With Delicious Berries.raspberry Ample Glen Is A Weighty Cropper & Has Spine Free, Upright Canes That Have Relatively Few Leaves. This Means That Picking Your Wonderful Fruit Full Of Immune System Strengthening Antioxidants, Is A Lot More Enjoyable As You Do Not Have To Fight Through Foliage & Spines.the Raspberry Ample Glen Has A Fantastic Flavour Which Makes It One Of The Most Popular Of The Raspberry Varieties. A Summer Fruiting Raspberry, The Ample Glen Will Produces Large, Deep Red Berries From Mid-july Onwards Qualifying It For The Accolade Of Rhs Award For Garden Merit. ...

more Than Four Weeks Of Delicious Raspberries Every Yearsuper-size Fruit As Long As Loganberriesproduce Easy-to-pick Prickle-free Stemsdisease-resistant To Grey Mould, Blight & Raspberry Aphidyou Receive 12 Well-rooted Canes Perfect For Planting From October To Aprilunder £2 For Every Plant That Gives You Years Of Tasty Fruitget Hold Of Raspberry Plants Of Malling Glen Carron On Your Plot & Get Punnets Full Of Delicious Sweet Fruit Every Summer From July & Through The Summer, The Perfect Time To Enjoy Raspberries Plucked Fresh From The Plant, Added To Summer Puddings Or In Smoothies.glen Carron Reveals Well-sized Berries That Are Extra Sweet. The Tasty Berries Appear On Stems That Are Prickle-free For Comfortable Picking & Your Clothes Won’t Snag On The Branches. With 12 Plants At £23.98 Your Plants Are A Great Return On Investment As You Enjoy Years Of Raspberries, But Not Having To Pay The High Supermarket Prices.you Receive 12 Canes (main Stems With Roots) That Are Perfect For Planting Between October To April While The Weather Is Cooler. The Roots Get A Chance To Settle In The Soil Over Winter & Establish An Extra Strong Network Of Roots To Support Fruiting Stems From Spring.useful Tip:grow In Pots Or Directly In The Soil. If Growing In Pots Add Some Rich & Nutritional Compost Like Organic Farm Manure When You Cut The Stems That Have Fruited To Ground Level In September. ...