Boysenberry Plant

Boysenberry PlantJuicy purple berries with a sweet tart flavour Delicious eaten fresh or cooked in jams and desserts Heavy cropper Drought tolerant and disease resistant Hairline thorns This tasty hybrid berry combines hints of blackberry, raspberry, loganberry and even dewberry for a delicious tart flavour with a touch of sweetness. Cooked in jams, pies and desserts, or simply eaten fresh from the bush, its a real summer treat! Simple to grow, drought tolerant and

unrivalled

‘James Grieve’ was first grown in Scotland during the Victorian era and continues to be just as popular today – its apples start out pleasantly tart (making it ideal for stewing) before becoming both mellower and sweeter with time

Zantedeschia Aethiopica is also a viable option for woodland garden settings and planting in beds and borders that are kept well-watered

Kale Reflex F1 is a new strain

Creating your own wildflower meadow is one such way you can reintroduce that untamed sense of spontaneity and freedom into your outdoor space

Designed to work perfectly both lounging or dining with the adjustable table

A mixture of grandiflora types dating back to the early 1900’s

The set has adjustable feet which will allow you to ensure your set is stable on ground

Flowers from April right through to July

and 'Giggling SmileyZ' is no exception

rich flavour and Superior Seedless is one of the most popular white grapes

from November through to April