'Loch Maree' Blackberry Plants

'Loch Maree' Blackberry PlantsYou know what we'd like here at Roots? *Not* to have our arms shredded to pieces any time we try and pick a blackberry that's the dream, right? Well dream no longer, because 'Loch Maree' is a variety that produces easily accessible fruit on spineless stems, making for simple (and painless) pickings! Unlike many trailing blackberry varieties, which require support, this plant features semi erect stems that don't require training or support (though, of

and we’ve got just the thing for you in the shape of this two-tree collection

giving you a two-variety tree shaped like the letter Y (or V)

Inedible - Toxic if ingested

Plant Hyacinth bulbs 15cm apart

And when you grow them yourself

these trays are guaranteed to bring more colour (and pollinators) to your garden

Fed up of buying apricots for an arm and a leg at the local supermarket

jet-black berries and lush green foliage (which takes on fabulous autumnal hues later in the year)

Rudbeckias are very easy to grow (and look after) and make a great plant to help get your kids involved in the garden

Jonquilla Daffodil with up to 6 multiple blooms per stem

A self-fertile fruit tree

Double Daffodil with golden yellow colours and is a historical flower with references in literature dating back to the 1600s