Other Soft Fruit

Common  name: Dwarf mulberry A compact mulberry that has white flowers in May-June followed by fruit from July.  Its berries start off red before ripening to black - delicious to use for jam or cakes.  Average height 4-5ft (can be grown in a...

Common name: Tummelberry A hybrid which produces a very attractive, large, rounded fruit with a bright red colour and superb flavour. Ready to pick from mid July to the end of August. Yield, vigour and winter hardiness are very good. Full sun. Hardy.

Common name: Kiwi fruit Vigorous woody stemmed climber, with heart-shaped leaves, bearing cup-shaped white flowers in early summer. Deliciously sweet, brown skinned fruits are produced after the flowers. Self fertile. Average height 25ft. Full sun...

Common name: Blue Honeysuckle An unusual edible plant that is very hardy, easy to grow and requires very little maintenance. Produces delicious  fruits that are similar to blueberries but do not need to be grown in acidic soil. Pretty yellow...

Common name: GojiberryAn unusual tall shrub with elyptical dark green leaves.   Produces delicious small red edible fruits that can be eaten fresh or dried. The berries are known as a 'Super Food' and have multiple health benefits. Small purple...