'Octavia' Long Cane Raspberry Plant

'Octavia' Long Cane Raspberry PlantSome raspberry varieties fruit in June or July, while others fruit in autumn, but 'Octavia'? It produces its fruit in August, just when the weather is hottest and you most want that refreshing hit of juicy homegrown fruit! We supply this variety in the form of long canes, meaning you'll get fruit in your plant's first summer (rather than having to wait a year) Producing plump raspberries bursting with flavour, if you want to try growing your own

Take some care to prevent slugs and snails from attacking the iris once planted

so you can grow cauliflowers to your heart's content

this shrubby tree's leaves adopt orange and red hues as autumn swings into focus

'Magenta Chiffon'® dazzles with its double pink blooms

Stuck wondering what to plant alongside your dogwood

Ornamental plants that are good for planting as highlights in an area of a garden or informal garden setting

Low-maintenance and easy to grow

dual-purpose variety that start out sharp before sweetening up the longer they’re left on the tree

Seas of red

which adds another dimension once the flowers begin to fade

plant the Crocus bulbs 5 cm deep with the pointy part of the growth shoot upwards

Plenty of sunlight will be required to produce the wonderful blooms they are capable of