'Ben Hope' Blackcurrant Bush

'Ben Hope' Blackcurrant Bush'Ben Hope' is the most widely grown blackberry cultivar in the UK, and was first bred by the Scottish Crops Research Institute (who also bred varieties like 'Ben Connan' and 'Ben Alder') back in the 1980s, so it's fair to say this variety has pedigree! A heavy cropping variety, 'Ben Hope' yields bunches of blackcurrants with exceptional flavour (with each berry typically weighing over 1g) throughout the latter parts of summer Like some of the other

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Although they are tolerant of most soil types

'Winter Orange' is a small-leaved lime tree that has received the RHS's Award of Garden Merit

Irish tend to prefer soils that are neutral with some individual variation depending upon the specific species

The sturdy

a plant which dies and stores energy for future growth in an underground bulb

Stored in the fridge

They have a broad

The giant kumquat tree

a designation bestowed upon those plants proven to benefit pollinating insects like bees and butterflies

Grow your cordon tomatoes in the open ground

which have a taste not dissimilar to the (highly-regarded) nagami kumquat