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Blackberry - Navaho
Upright and thornless with plentiful crops of large, firm, sweet fruit, plant is tolerant to both heat and cold.
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Blackberry - Black Satin
Early ripening and thornless with a tart-sweet flavour, it's a dedicuous, upright grower without suckering canes that's heat tolerant.
$18.50 |
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Blueberry - Centurion
Late maturing, but an excellent, heavy cropper with small to medium fruit and a long, bountiful growing season.
$18.50 |
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Blueberry - Tifblue
Tall, vigorous, upright grower, ripens mid to late season with berries that are large and highly flavourful.
$18.50 |
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Boysenberry - Mapua
Mostly spineless, this is an outstanding variety bearing large berries which are moderately easy picking.
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Boysenberry - Tasman
A stable, mostly spineless selection with large berries, that are easy picking and slightly earlier fruiting.
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Cranberry - Crowley
Medium to large dark red
berries plentiful late in the season. A ground-hugging, cold-hardy bush that thrives in moist, acidic soil.
$18.50 |
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Cranberry - New Zealand Cranberry
Technically the Chilean Guava (myrtus ugni), this small, bushy plant is highly aromatic with gem-like wine
coloured berries suitable for eating, juicing, or jams. Evergreen and topiary-friendly, put this one where everyone can enjoy both its beauty and its ambrosial scent.
$15.00 |
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Black Currant - Magnus
Hardy, upright grower, ripening from late December through February, large black fruit is high in Vitamin C prized for juice, wine, and jams. Dry the leaves for your own herbal tea.
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Red Currant -
Gloria de Versailes
Vigorous, upright, mid season cropper with large ruby red fruit. Eat fresh or use for sauces and jellies.
$15.00 |
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Elderberry
Fast growing deciduous plant great for making distinctive cordial, wines and syrups. Harsh conditions don't deter it nor do poor soils! Choose from either the Golden or Adam varieties, the latter being prized for its fruitful nature.
$10.50 |
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Goji Berry
An ancient berry new to the Kiwi garden scene, it likes sun and well-draining soil. Shrubby bush produces berries suitable for drying, prized for their high antioxidant properties.
$15.00 |
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Gooseberry - Invicta
Mildew resistant and heavy cropping. Large, flavourful, clustering green fruit that screams 'classic gooseberry' and one for any home gardener who prizes this fruit in the kitchen.
$16.80 |
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Gooseberry - Monarch
Good upright vigorous growing plant with slightly reddish fruit. Very prickly (but oh-so yummy), it's best planted in a well-aired site to avoid mildew.
$16.80 |
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Gooseberry - Worcesterberry
Sometimes confused with the Jostaberry, all fingers point to this nost likely being a 'tamed' version of a wild gooseberry. Mildew-resistant and easy-growing, it's a prolific producer once established. Fruit darkens to near-black when ready (but can be eaten green), reminiscent of a cross between a gooseberry and a currant. Great fresh, cooked, or for wine.
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Mulberry - Morus Nigra
Hardy, long-lived, small to medium tree with heart-shaped young leaves and a distinctive wide-spreading head. It becomes delightfully gnarled and rustic with age and is prized for its fruit which is both delectable and sweet.
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Raspberry - Heritage
Firm, average-sized fruit with great flavour, the berries morph from bright red to dark crimson or purple after harvest. Like our other varieties, canes should be cut back to ground level after fruiting.
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Raspberry - Lloyd George
Heritage English variety (circa 1919), your main crop is ready for Christmas with a second offering (once established) come autumn. Precursor to most modern cultivars,
it's been the most outstanding and widely used 'berry parent' in red raspberry breeding world-wide.
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Raspberry - Waiau
Ideal for the home garden with crops in summer (first-year canes) and autumn (second-year canes). Fruit is exceptional in size, distinctively light red fruit and easy to pick. It's a strong upright grower and can reach up to 1.5 m in height!
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