Tayberry Size:#1 pot The berries keep well in

The berries keep well in the fridge

It is a fast growing vining plant that produces stunning creamy white and blue flowers that attract butterflies

they prefer not to be moved once planted as their long taproot is easily damaged by digging

Can also be grown in partial shade but fruit production will be lower

Tayberry Size:#1 pot The berries keep well inTayberries are a fantastic fresh eating fruit that taste like cotton candy at peak ripeness and sour candies at partial ripeness. The berries are ready to pick from the end of July to August, and are too soft to be machine harvested for large scale farms. For this reason, to taste the incredible fruit you have to grow your own! Tayberries were bred in Tay River Valley, Scotland; and are a delicious cross between an Aurora blackberry and hybrid