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Super easy to grow and produces a large amount of delicious red stalks to eat. Be sure to compost the leaves as they are not edible Allow plenty of space…

Bright and juicy redcurrant plants are extremely heavy croppers and perfect for UK conditions. Perfect for growing in containers, It will do well in sun or partial shade. Re-pot the…

Easy to grow fruit plant producing delicious sweet berries Grown on Canes Requires annual pruning to keep the plants producing fruit each year Can be grown in the ground or…

An unusual addition to the fruit garden with beautiful translucent pink currants that have a wonderful scent and are bursting with sweet, juicy flavour. Fruits ripen from mid July. Great…

This is a beautiful evergreen which is native to Britain and produces bright red, tart and juicy berries. It’s a very hardy and disease resistant bush that grows well in…

Kiwis are a vigorous climbing fruit that will need plenty of space and be sure to plant them in a sunny sheltered spot. They will need a bit of pruning…

The Jostaberry plant produces fruit that looks very similar to blackcurrant but twice the size and with a unique flavour. The Jostaberry is a thornless bush (makes it easier to…

This delicious fruit has become ever more popular in recent years, with long, dark-blue berries it is a descendent of the honey suckle. It is a hardy and low maintenance…

Gooseberries are an easy to grow addition to your kitchen garden. Once established they will continue to produce fruit each year and can be easily trained, making it a perfect…

The Goji Berry bush is a wonderful plant to have in your kitchen garden: delicious, nutritious, and easy to grow. They’ll grow in almost any type of soil even if…

Cranberries come into their own during the winter months and are a kitchen staple for the Christmas period. Our Cranberry plants will come bare rooted  – you can either plant…

Chokeberries are a fantastic fruit plant if you’re new to growing your own berries. The berries themselves will ripen in autumn and, although very tart when raw, they are wonderful…