3 Black Butte Blackberry Plants | 3L Pots

Name: 3 Black Butte Blackberry Plants | 3L Pots
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178817143163_55626621026683
Price: 49.99 GBP
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Maximise your harvest even in small spaces with exceptionally large berries.
Enjoy colossal fruit measuring up to 5cm long – double the size of standard varieties.
Savour the rich, sweet flavour packed into every giant berry.
Harvest several kilograms of fruit each year, with individual berries weighing up to 12g.
A versatile plant that thrives in both full sun and partial shade.
Enjoy a long harvest season, picking fresh fruit from mid-July to October.

Planting: Prefers loam or sandy soil. Dig in some organic matter or compost when planting to improve the soil.
Pruning: Requires pruning in autumn/winter. Blackberries fruit on 2-year-old wood (last year's growth). To ensure good crops, preserve the new shoots each year and then prune away the canes which have fruited that summer. Aim for a balance of new growth and fruiting wood each year.
Pest & Disease: Bred for excellent disease resistance. Your biggest problem, as with most soft fruit, is that they are so delicious that local wildlife will want to eat them too. Grow in a polytunnel, or use a fruit net to keep birds off.
Hardiness: Doesn't require any protection from frost.

Product Specifications

Highlights

Maximise your harvest even in small spaces with exceptionally large berries.
Enjoy colossal fruit measuring up to 5cm long – double the size of standard varieties.
Savour the rich, sweet flavour packed into every giant berry.
Harvest several kilograms of fruit each year, with individual berries weighing up to 12g.
A versatile plant that thrives in both full sun and partial shade.
Enjoy a long harvest season, picking fresh fruit from mid-July to October.

Variety Specifications

Planting & Care

Planting: Prefers loam or sandy soil. Dig in some organic matter or compost when planting to improve the soil.
Pruning: Requires pruning in autumn/winter. Blackberries fruit on 2-year-old wood (last year's growth). To ensure good crops, preserve the new shoots each year and then prune away the canes which have fruited that summer. Aim for a balance of new growth and fruiting wood each year.
Pest & Disease: Bred for excellent disease resistance. Your biggest problem, as with most soft fruit, is that they are so delicious that local wildlife will want to eat them too. Grow in a polytunnel, or use a fruit net to keep birds off.
Hardiness: Doesn't require any protection from frost.

Product Specifications

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