Blackberry 'Tayberry' 2L

Blackberry 'Tayberry' – Tasty fruit in the garden

The blackberry 'Tayberry' is a unique variety, which is a cross between a raspberry and a blackberry. It is valued for its large, sweet and sour fruits and ease of cultivation. The fruits of this variety are ideal both for raw consumption and for preserves such as jams or juices.

Characteristics of the Blackberry 'Tayberry'

Fruit

• Colour: Dark red, large, elongated fruits.
• Taste: Intensely sweet and sour, ideal for direct consumption and for the preparation of preserves.
• Fruiting period: Ripe from June to August, with even ripening.

Shrub

• Growth: It grows up to 2-3 meters in height, forming spreading shoots.
• Shoots: The shoots are strong but covered with thorns, which can make it difficult to harvest the fruit.
• Leaves: Large, green, five-leaved, resembling raspberry and blackberry leaves.

Flowering

• Flowers: White or slightly pink flowers, appearing in spring, adding decorativeness to the plant.

Growing the raspberry 'Tayberry'

• Position: Grows best in sunny to semi-shaded positions.
• Soil: It prefers fertile, well-drained soils, with moderate moisture and slightly acidic to neutral pH.
• Watering: The plant requires regular watering, especially during periods of drought.
• Supports: Due to the long shoots, it is worth using supports, trellises or pergolas so that the plant can grow freely.

Care

• Pruning: After fruiting, remove older, woody branches to encourage the plant to grow new shoots.
• Fertilization: Regular fertilization in spring promotes healthy growth and abundant fruiting.
• Winter protection: Young plants should be covered for the winter in harsher climates to protect them from low temperatures.

Use

• Home gardens: Ideal for gardens where raspberries will work well both as ornamental and fruit plants.
• Preserves: The fruits of this variety are excellent for the production of jams, juices, jellies, cakes and desserts.

Plant Specification

• Flower pot: 2 liters
• Age: 2 years old
• Frost resistance: Yes