Waldo
£7.50
A thornless early blackberry that produces good amounts of large, firm and glossy black in colour that are of excellent flavour. Waldo also the bonus of developing smaller than usual seeds. The growth is moderate with semi erect canes that should be tied in as they grow to the angles required.
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A thornless early blackberry that produces good amounts of large, firm and glossy black in colour that are of excellent flavour. Waldo also the bonus of developing smaller than usual seeds. The growth is moderate with semi erect canes that should be tied in as they grow to the angles required.
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