Fruit

Blackberry 'Thornless Evergreen' Botanical Name: Rubus fruticosus 'Thornless Evergreen'Common Name: Thornless Evergreen Blackberry Description:Blackberry 'Thornless Evergreen' is a vigorous, thornless variety…

A breakthrough in the breeding of blackberries for gardens and patios , it is thornless, it does not need a cumbersome support (because its shoots are stable and upright) and it bears fruit directly on this year’s canes. And…

The Sweetest Blackcurrant   A compact treat with big flavour!   Ribes nigrum 'Little Black Sugar'® is a charming, compact variety of blackcurrant that packs a sweet punch. Bred for both flavour and form, this bus…

Over 7lbs of fruit per plant Over 7lbs of fruit per plant This heavy cropping small bush variety produces large, glossy black fruits with a superb rich flavour. Blackcurrant ‘Ben Connan’ is early cropping, from the be…

Compact growing and ideal for the patio Perfect for growing in a large pot of moist ericaceous compost. As the leaves unfold in spring, a delicate display of rusty red leaf tips mature into a strong green canopy. Clusters of crea…

Blueberry, ‘Jersey’ is a late-season variety that is easy to grow, high-yielding, and one of the oldest and most widely grown blueberry varieties. This variety is an all-time favourite blueberry with a distinctly sweet…

Ideal for helping to prevent fruit drop and premature ripening of immature fruits. Also helps to prevent leaf discoloration. (N:P:K - 24:14:14) 1x 200 Grams

Now you can grow figs, no matter what size garden you have! A dwarf mutation of ‘Violette de Bordeaux’, ‘Little Miss Figgy’ is neat and compact, and perfectly happy planted in a large patio pot. Ornamental,…

Two crops a year! Unlike most figs, which crop once in mid-late summer on last year’s shoots, this one crops from mid August on last year’s shoots, but again from the end of September on this year’s shoots! And t…

This fruit tree grease can be used on pots or trees to stop crawling insects climbing. It is ideal for fruit trees to stop winter moths or vine weevil on pots 1x 200 Grams

This small red berry is reputed to contain, weight for weight, more vitamin C than oranges, more beta-carotene than carrots and more iron than steak- hence its label as a the new “superfood”. The Goji berry is rich in…

One of the heaviest cropping varieties available, produces almost twice as much fruit as other varieties, from late May onwards. The flavoursome, smooth skinned fruits stay firm and retain their shape when cooked, making excellent…

An abundance of gorgeous, red, smooth-skinned dessert gooseberries with an exceptionally sweet flavour are produced towards the end of June. The strong, upright bushes , making harvesting much easier. With superb mildew-resistance…

The Perfect Choice for Sweet, Seedless Grapes! Grape 'Venus' is an early-maturing American grape variety known for its deliciously sweet flavour and crunchy texture. Producing generous bunches of large, blue-black grapes, it's id…

Grape Vanessa: Perfect for Outdoor Garden! Grape Vanessa is a Canadian-bred, early dessert variety that thrives in cooler climates like ours. It's renowned for its adaptability and is one of the hardiest seedless grapes available…

  Grow Your Own Hazelnut Haven with Our Premium Hazelnut Plants!   introducing our premium Hazelnut Plants, the perfect addition to any garden , totally hardy and easy to grow and crop in Ireland . Easy to grow large …

Try honeyberries for an unusual fruit to add to your five a day! These sweet blueberry-like fruits have been eaten for years in their native Siberia, and can be enjoyed straight from the bush, or baked in jams, pie…

Hardy, easy-to-grow climbers which will give good crops in Ireland , grown on a trellis, arch or pergola in a warm spot, or on a south-facing wall. Jenny is a self-fertile variety - ideal if you only have room for one plant. It ha…

A cross between a raspberry and blackberry, the loganberry is generally slightly longer than a raspberry with a juicier and sharper flavour. Berries should be allowed to darken to a deep purple colour before picking…