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Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea Duet
€6.00
Honeyberry Duet A new superfruit with berries very high in Vitamin C and antioxidants, Lonicera caerulea Duet is a cultivar of a fruiting shrub from Siberia and Kamschatka only recently introduced to the west. The berries are long, cylindrical and blue-black, with a white, waxy bloom, and have a pleasant, sweet, tangy flavour. Honeyberry Duet is...

Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea Honeybee®
€6.00
Honeyberry Honey Bee® Bred in Canada from a Russian honeyberry as a pollinator for self-sterile varieties, Lonicera caerulea Honey Bee® is a medium-sized, bushy, deciduous shrub with small green leaves. It is fast-growing, and gives very high yields. The small white flowers appear in very early spring, and are followed in late June and early Jul...

Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea Siglinka
€6.00
Lonicera caerulea Siglinka Also known as blue honeysuckle, Honeyberry or Lonicera caerulea originates from Siberia and is able to cope with the coldest areas. Creamy white flowers appear in April, followed by the unusual shaped berries, they are elongated and unevenly shaped, about 1 ½ inches long, deep blue with a white bloom; the flesh is win...

Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea Siniczka
€6.00
Honeyberry Siniczka A medium-sized, long-lived, deciduous shrub, Lonicera caerulea Siniczka has an erect habit and medium growth-rate. The small leaves are green. The small cream-coloured, tubular flowers appear in very early spring, and are followed in late May or early June by cylindrical blue berries, large for a honeyberry, with a white, wax...

Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea Sinoglaska
€6.00
Honeyberry Sinoglaska A honeysuckle with sweet, flavoursome fruit, Lonicera caerulea var. kamtschatica Sinoglaska is a small, fast-growing, deciduous shrub with an upright, bushy, rounded habit. The ovoid leaves are sea green. Insignificant clusters of small, slightly fragrant, white flowers are borne in spring. These are followed by edible, cy...

Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea Uspiech
€6.00
Honeyberry Uspiech A cultivar of Lonicera caerulea var. kamtschatica, Lonicera caerulea Uspiech is a medium-sized shrub with an unusual stiff, spiky habit. The small, stiff leaves are grey-green. The flowers appear in winter, and are followed in late June by cylindrical blue berries with a white, waxy bloom and a sweet, tangy flavour with no tra...

Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea var. Kamtschatica
€12.00
Honeyberry Kamtschatica Grown for its delicious, sweet berries, Lonicera caerulea var. kamtschatica is a medium-sized, deciduous shrub with a bushy habit. The small leaves are bluish-green and aromatic. Small white flowers appear in pairs in very early spring, and are followed in July and August by elongated, blue berries which have a white bloo...

Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea Wojtek
€6.00
Honeyberry Wojtek Grown for its sweet, nutritious, honey-flavoured berries, Lonicera caerulea var. kamtschatica Wojtek is a medium-sized, deciduous shrub with a rounded habit and oval, green leaves. Sweetly scented, creamy-yellow flowers appear in late winter or early spring, so may need hand-pollination. These are followed in June and July by l...

Huckleberry - Vaccinium ovatum Morris
€6.00
Huckleberry - Vaccinium ovatum Morris An evergreen woodland shrub of the western United States, the Huckleberry is related to blueberries, and like them it requires acid soil. The berries are black when ripe, and good for cooking and preserving, although they can be eaten fresh when fully ripe. Slow-growing, it is easy to look after, but rather ...

Japanese Wineberry - Rubus phoenicolasius
€5.00
Japanese Wineberry - Rubus phoenicolasius Also known as the Chinese blackberry, Rubus phoenicolasius is both a delicious fruit and highly decorative. The berries, borne on 2nd year wood like a summer raspberry, are quite small, golden-yellow ripening to red, juicy, sweet and refreshing; they ripen all at once in August. The plant is very vigorou...
Jostaberry

Jostaberry
€8.00
Jostaberry A hybrid between a gooseberry and a blackcurrant, the Jostaberry (pronounced ‘yustaberry’) was developed in Germany early in the last century. It looks like a (thornless!) gooseberry, and is usually grown as a bush, but stooled (planted deeply) like a blackcurrant. Jostaberry is long-lived and very vigorous, but can be pruned to a man...

Kiwi - Actinidia arguta Issai - self fertile
€6.00
Kiwi arguta Issai A compact, self-fertile form of the kiwi fruit, Actinidia arguta Issai is suitable for smaller gardens. A kiwi but not as we know it, similar in taste but much smaller and sweeter and the fruits may be eaten skin and all like a grape. Baby Kiwi Issai is a twining, shrubby, deciduous climber with simple green leaves that do not ...

Kiwi - Actinidia deliciosa Solissimo - self fertile
€6.00
Kiwi - Actinidia deliciosa Solissimo A large, vigorous climber, Actinidia deliciosa ‘Solissimo’ needs to be trained over a sunny pergola or as an espalier against a south-facing wall. Can be grown outside only in the warmest areas, otherwise in a polytunnel or greenhouse big enough to accommodate it. Unlike other kiwis, ‘Solissimo’ is self-ferti...
Lingonberry Koralle

Lingonberry Koralle
€8.00
Lingonberry Koralle Introduced from Sweden, lingonberries or cowberries (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) are becoming popular for their high antioxidant and vitamin content as well as for their delicious flavour. Lingonberry Koralle is widely grown commercially; a low, creeping, evergreen shrub, with little bell-shaped, deep pink flowers in late spring ...

Lingonberry Little Miss Cherry
€12.00
Lingonberry Little Miss Cherry Introduced from Sweden, lingonberries or cowberries (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) are low, creeping, evergreen shrubs, becoming very popular for their high antioxidant and vitamin content as well as for their delicious flavour. Lingonberry Little Miss Cherry is an attractive, compact variety; it is very productive, with...
Loganberry thornless

Loganberry thornless
€12.00
Loganberry thornless A thornless hybrid between a raspberry and a blackberry, Loganberries were developed in California in the late 19th century, but are well adapted to Irish conditions. Cane fruits, fruiting on 2nd year wood, they must be trained on wires like summer raspberries. The variety LY59 is easy to grow and particularly good for cooki...

Morus rotundiloba BonBonBerry® Mojo Berry
€10.00
Dwarf Mulberry Mojo Berry A dwarf mulberry which can be grown in any garden, unlike the usual mulberry tree, Morus rotundiloba BonBonBerry® Mojo Berry is a small (5’/1.5m) fruiting shrub with a compact, bushy habit and small, heart-shaped, green leaves. It fruits on new and old wood, meaning that it can fruit in its first year; it is self-ferti...

Raspberry All Gold (Fall Gold) - Autumn Fruiting
€12.50
Raspberry All Gold A primocane or Autumn-fruiting raspberry, Raspberry All Gold (also known as Fall Gold) produces fruit on new wood and does not need support. Found as a chance seedling in a bed of Raspberry Autumn Bliss, it bears golden-yellow, sweet fruit with a particularly delicious, delicate flavour. Vigorous and exceptionally easy to grow...

Raspberry Autumn Bliss - Autumn Fruiting
€12.50
Raspberry Autumn Bliss Primocane or autumn-fruiting raspberries are very easy to grow, as they fruit on new wood and do not need support. British-bred Raspberry Autumn Bliss has long been the most popular autumn-fruiting raspberry, bearing huge crops of firm, sweet, red, berries with an excellent flavour. Vigorous and disease-resistant. Plant in...

Raspberry Black Jewel - Summer Fruiting
€5.00
Raspberry Black Jewel An American cultivar of an American species, Rubus occidentalis Black Jewel is a tall, vigorous, robust cane fruit, 6’ x 2’/1.8m x 60cm, which is grown like a blackberry. The fruit is black, with a sweet, aromatic flavour and aroma, and is higher in antioxidants than the red kinds, and high in fibre. The canes will need to ...