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Waldo Blackberry Plants (Rubus fruticosus Waldo)

Waldo Blackberry Plants

Self-fertile.
Thornless
Sturdily upright, may not need support
Excellent fruit and crop size
Crops from late July
Tolerates poor soil well
To 2x2m

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Bareroot

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How are they measured?

Bareroot soft fruit is generally cut back hard before delivery to encourage strong regrowth from the base.

Pot sizes are measured by their volume in litres, except for the smallest size, 9cm / p9 pots, which are roughly half a litre. P9s benefit from extra care in their first year.

Bareroot

£7.99each

Qty

1-2

3 - 9

10 +

£ 7.99

£ 7.89

£ 4.99

£ 7.69

£ 4.99

Available to order

Despatched From October

3 Litre

Potted

£11.99each

Qty

1-2

3 - 9

10 +

£ 11.99

£ 10.99

£ 9.99

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Description

Waldo Early-Season Blackberry Bushes

A great upright thornless variety, suitable for a limited space. Firm fruit with top notch flavour, and a long season that starts early.

Browse our blackberry bushes or our full range of soft fruit plants.

Features:

Large, intensely flavoured fruit. Heavy cropper.
Self-fertile.
Thornless
Upright plant, usually won't need support in sheltered locations
Crops from late July into September
Tolerates poor or damp soil well
To 2 x 2 metres

Growing Waldo Blackberries:

You can get away without support in a sheltered location, and if you trim long one-year-old stems to about 1.5m in their first winter, so that they don't flop over from the weight of the fruit. They grow well against a wall.

Spacing: 2 to 3 metres apart.