Autumn Bliss
£11.00
The most well known autumn fruiting raspberry producing its bright medium sized red berries on the tips of the current seasons canes. Fruiting starts from August providing a steady crop of berries into the autumn and the first frosts. The canes do not need any support. Easy to manage – cut the canes down after fruiting over each winter. In bundles of 5. Non organic plants.
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