Tayberry Fruit Plant

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£14.95

A cross between a blackberry and raspberry and combines all the goodness from both! Tayberries have large, succulent, richly coloured berries (up to 5cm/2in long), that have a delicious flavour and are perfect for eating fresh or for use in a wide range of summer puddings. We offer all our potted fruit plants in 2ltr pots, this will give you an older, more established plant with a bigger root ball than those offered in 9cm pots. The extra space gives the roots more room to grow, which in turn allows them to absorb more nutrients leading to a stronger plant that will establish more quickly and

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