Tayberry Growers Choice

If you're looking to add something unique to your garden or allotment, consider the delightful tayberry plants, which offer a surprising variety that stands out for their exceptional flavor and performance. These hybrid berries, a cross between raspberries and blackberries, are specifically bred to produce large, sweet-tart fruits that are perfect for fresh eating, cooking, or freezing. With their rich, aromatic taste, tayberries are not only a treat for the palate but also a reliable choice for any gardener seeking to cultivate something special.Tayberries are known for their striking long, cone-shaped berries that boast a deep red or purplish hue, making them visually appealing as well. They typically begin to bear fruit in mid to late summer, often starting as early as July, providing a bountiful harvest during the warmer months. Depending on the variety, the canes can be thorny or semi-thornless, which can make harvesting a more pleasant experience. These plants thrive in full sun and prefer fertile, well-drained soil, making them an excellent addition to sunny spots in your garden.For optimal growth, it's advisable to support tayberry canes against a trellis, fence, or wires, which helps them flourish and makes maintenance easier. After the harvest, simply prune the fruited canes down to ground level and train the new canes for the next season. One of the great advantages of tayberries is their self-fertility; they do not require a pollination partner to produce fruit. Hardy in most regions of the UK, these plants can withstand frost and cold winters, making them a resilient choice for gardeners looking to enjoy a unique and flavorful berry crop year after year.To provide you with such a great price, we are unable to accept orders for specific varieties. However, rest assured that whatever we send your way, you will be pleased with your plants. Height: 250 cm (98 in) Spread: 200 cm (79 in)Images for illustration purposes only.