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Tayberry

A cross between a raspberry and a blackberry, this fully hardy, self fertile, deciduous shrub makes a great addition to the kitchen garden or allotment. The distinctive flavoured fruits have the appearance on a red Blackberry and can be harvested from July to August.

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