'Buckingham' Thornless Tayberry Plants

'Buckingham' Thornless Tayberry PlantsSoft fruit fanatics were very excited about this new introduction when it arrived on the scene a few years back Bred in Scotland as a cross between a Loganberry and a Blackberry, Tayberries are large, sweet berries with an added aromatic dimension to their flavour This particular variety is very reliable and fruits on thornless canes, a relief for many a soft fruit grower Buckingham also has excellent pest and disease resistance, so a good crop is

The leaves display a lovely green

The mix is fast-growing

Nursery pot 13 cm

The Malus Domestica ‘Scrumptious ®’ was introduced in 1980 by Hugh Erman in Kent

Don't forget that their attractive and architectural seed heads will also add autumnal interest later in the season

dark green leaves that will turn to a soft orange hue come autumn

It grows at a fast rate and will fill any small garden or border with dark green colour in Summer

Planted as a flowering hedge or en masse in a spacious border

Two main varieties of Crocus bloom in either the Spring or the autumn of Autumn

Also known as the Tibetan Cherry tree

fragrant herb for authentic eastern dishes

disease resistant