Glen Ample
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Glen Ample is an early/mid season summer fruiting variety that forms the backbone of the UK raspberry industry. Consistently high yielding with large berries of excellent quality. Large bright red berries ripen between late June and late July weighing between 4-6g. Bred by the Scottish Crops Research Institute
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