Fresh Vitamins from the Garden

Look forward to a long summer of enjoyment, because your berries are ready to pick from July and in some cases even into September. The varieties selected for your set are particularly high-yielding. This way you'll have enough of a harvest to process it further or simply enjoy it fresh from the bush.

• For fresh eating or processinginto juices and jams
• Long harvest seasonfrom July to September
• Sunny to partially shaded locationdepending on the desired sweetness or tartness
• Particularly easy to care for, prefers normal garden soil and annual pruning

Berry-licious jams and jellies

Juicy-tart red and black currants brighten up the start of summer. In late summer, aromatic raspberries and blackberries will then fill your garden until September. For particularly sweet berries, choose a sunny to partially shaded, sheltered location. The shadier the location, the more acidic your fruit will be. Ordinary garden soil is sufficient for planting, but adding some compost or organic fertilizer will promote growth. The soil should also be kept consistently moist during the first few weeks. Otherwise, your bushes are relatively undemanding; old shoots only need to be trimmed once a year. Whether you want a healthy snack on warm summer days or to enjoy your delicious jellies well into winter: With your set, you receive 4 different berry varieties to suit every taste.

Characteristics:

• 4 high-yielding berry varieties
• Location: sunny to partially shaded, warm and sheltered
• Normal garden soil
• When planting: compost or organic fertilizer
• Annual pruning of older shoots
• Delivered in a root ball

Red Currant Jonkheer van Tets

• Lat. Name: Ribes rubrum
• Fresh eating, jam, juice, etc.
• Large, dark red fruits
• Juicy, slightly tart aroma
• Harvesting time: July–August
• Max. height: 150–200 cm

Blackcurrant Öjebyn

• Lat. name: Ribes nigrum
• Fresh eating, jam, wine, etc.
• Medium to large fruits
• Resistant to powdery mildew
• Harvesting time: July–August
• Max. height: 150 cm

Raspberry Malling Promise

• Lat. Name: Rubus idaeus
• Fresh eating, jam, compote, etc.
• Large, aromatic fruits
• Long-term harvest
• Pick-off time: August–September
• Max. plant height: 100–200 cm

Blackberry Black Satin

• Lat. name: Rubus fruticosus
• Fresh eating, jam, etc.
• Sweet-sour taste
• Strongly staining
• Pick-off time: August–September
• Max. Height: 200–300 cm

Dimensions:

• Delivery height including root ball: approx. 30–40 cm

Scope of delivery:

• Berry bushes, set of 4, consisting of:
  • 1 x Red currant
  • 1 x Black currant
  • 1 x Raspberry
  • 1 x Blackberry
• Planting and care instructions