Boysenberry Plant
- Juicy purple berries with a sweet/tart flavour
- Delicious eaten fresh or cooked in jams and desserts
- Heavy cropper
- Drought tolerant and disease resistant
- Hairline thorns
This tasty hybrid berry combines hints of blackberry, raspberry, loganberry and even dewberry for a delicious tart flavour with a touch of sweetness. Cooked in jams, pies and desserts, or simply eaten fresh from the bush, it’s a real summer treat!
Simple to grow, drought-tolerant and disease resistant, boysenberries are a winner in any kitchen garden, and can even be grown in a large container. Train them up a trellis or against a fence for easy picking, and enjoy the abundant harvests of juicy, dark purple berries from mid-July onward.
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Boysenberry Plant
- Juicy purple berries with a sweet/tart flavour
- Delicious eaten fresh or cooked in jams and desserts
- Heavy cropper
- Drought tolerant and disease resistant
- Hairline thorns
This tasty hybrid berry combines hints of blackberry, raspberry, loganberry and even dewberry for a delicious tart flavour with a touch of sweetness. Cooked in jams, pies and desserts, or simply eaten fresh from the bush, it’s a real summer treat!
Simple to grow, drought-tolerant and disease resistant, boysenberries are a winner in any kitchen garden, and can even be grown in a large container. Train them up a trellis or against a fence for easy picking, and enjoy the abundant harvests of juicy, dark purple berries from mid-July onward.
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- Juicy purple berries with a sweet/tart flavour
- Delicious eaten fresh or cooked in jams and desserts
- Heavy cropper
- Drought tolerant and disease resistant
- Hairline thorns
This tasty hybrid berry combines hints of blackberry, raspberry, loganberry and even dewberry for a delicious tart flavour with a touch of sweetness. Cooked in jams, pies and desserts, or simply eaten fresh from the bush, it’s a real summer treat!
Simple to grow, drought-tolerant and disease resistant, boysenberries are a winner in any kitchen garden, and can even be grown in a large container. Train them up a trellis or against a fence for easy picking, and enjoy the abundant harvests of juicy, dark purple berries from mid-July onward.
