Jostaberry

JostaberryThis deciduous shrub is a disease resistant cross between gooseberry and blackcurrant fruit bushes, bred to meet the demand for a gooseberry type fruit plant with thornless stems. Jostaberry bears dark green leaves and small red tinted flowers that appear in April, to then be followed by edible, delicious fruit in July. Prone to a high yield harvest. The berries flavour is described as a mix between the sweet flavoured gooseberry and blackcurrants

These plants with trailing habits are easy to care for and demand a low nitrogen fertiliser feed only when they are young

Deadhead faded buddleia flowers to prolong the flowering season

semi-evergreen

only to rise again in spring

it has a larger and rounder leaf than for example other “Lime” derivatives

Blueberry Elliott is a late fruiting variety of blueberry plant

Use young plants to spill around winter hanging baskets

Grape Muscat Bleu is a reliable grape variety producing bunches of large purple-black fruits

The beautiful

Pruning is required in early spring to remove any diseased

thus ideal for city gardens and balconies

the Agapanthus ‘Ballerina’ is a great choice of perennial for a bright