Boysenberry Plant shallots and garlic flowers or even vegetables

flowers or even vegetables

Easy support for plants that need staking and tying

They are invaluable in sauces

and make a talking point in the garden and the kitchen

Medium to large berries with a firm texture and deliciously sweet flavour make them perfect for eating fresh

Boysenberry Plant shallots and garlic flowers or even vegetablesNamed after grower Rudolph Boysen, the boysenberry is a cross between a blackberry, dewberry, loganberry, and raspberry. This rather unique fruit plant, which was first bred in the 1920s, offers a truly delightful flavour reminiscent of the wild blackberry. This thornless selection produces large, round, or oblong boysenberries with a distinctive purplish black colour a great addition to any garden or allotment. These luscious hybrid berry plants are