Blackberry Merton Thornless (Ribes Fruticosus) | 3L Poly Pot by James McIntyre & Sons
FREE delivery on orders over £50
Quick Facts:
- Supplied as: 3L Poly Pot by James McIntyre & Sons
- Suitable for Hanging Baskets? No
- Suitable for Patio Containers? No
FREE delivery on orders over £50
Quick Facts:
- Supplied as: 3L Poly Pot by James McIntyre & Sons
- Suitable for Hanging Baskets? No
- Suitable for Patio Containers? No
Rubus Fruticosus BLACKBERRY Merton Thornless is a tasty fruit that is easy to grow due to its lack of thorns and compact nature. Suitable for planting in smaller gardens, the result is berries that are medium to large in size with a plentiful crop.
For best yield, plant out 3m/10ft apart in a sunny or half-shaded area that is not overly exposed. Note that this is a hardy plant that is easy to maintain but it may be susceptible to full frost conditions so frost protection is advisable in colder regions.
These are 2 year old plants, in the first season of planting these will concentrate on establishing, although you might see some fruit in this year, it will be the following year that you will see plentiful crop.
We will dispatch your fruit within a week of ordering. You will receive an email when these have been dispatched from our Nursery.
If you are ordering these with spring pre-order items we will normally create another order for your fruit items so these can be dispatched as above. We will email you with further details if this is applicable.
Product Code | 320023 |
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Brand | James McIntyre & Sons |
Supplied as | 3L Poly Pot by James McIntyre & Sons |
Suitable for Hanging Baskets? | No |
Suitable for Patio Containers? | No |
Scented? | No |
RHS Plants for Pollinators | No |
RHS Award of Garden Merit | No |
Hardy Perennial | No |
Attractive to bees & butterflies | No |
FSC Certified? | No |
Note that this is a hardy plant that is easy to maintain but it may be susceptible to full frost conditions so frost protection is advisable in colder regions. Full growing instructions included on arrival.