Blackberry 'Loch Ness'

Blackberry 'Loch Ness'Our Rubus fruticosus Loch Ness is a hardy shrub. This variety has thornless canes and will produce firm, glossy Blackberries. The plant will flower from May July, then fruit will be ready to harvest in August and September, alongside lovely, dark green leaves. The foliage is a great contrast against the flowers, whilst the tasty, edible fruit can easily be included in a variety of meals or eaten individually. They will grow to an ultimate height of 2m

infusing them with vibrant colour and sweet scents

Weigela are excellent compact and rounding deciduous shrubs that grow bushy up to a height of 3 metres

This is not just another average border shrub

This ten pack of Alyssum Clear Crystal Mixed bedding plants will bring a gorgeous array of large

measuring 1092mm x 1792mm

Due to its comparatively diminutive size

Water sparingly in Winter and avoid waterlogged locations

Alongside this

This fantastic addition to the garden is made even better by its versatility to suit planting in pots

Phormium will have a real impact in your garden as it will stand proudly as a single specimen with attractive glossy foliage

they work very well in pots and along path edges

Also in that latter season of the year