Loganberry Thornless Bush
Loganberry Thornless produces large, dark red berries that ripen between mid-summer and mid-autumn. A wonderful result of crossing blackberries and raspberries, the fruit has a distinctive flavour that hints of it's heritage. The berries can be enjoyed fresh for a tangy burst of flavour or used in desserts and jams.
The thornfree branches make it a much friendlier option than thorny varieties. Loganberry Thornless is best grown against a trellis or other support system and will fruit on the previous years shoots. Plant in full sun or light shade for tasty fruits in late summer.
Description
Loganberry Thornless produces large, dark red berries that ripen between mid-summer and mid-autumn. A wonderful result of crossing blackberries and raspberries, the fruit has a distinctive flavour that hints of it's heritage. The berries can be enjoyed fresh for a tangy burst of flavour or used in desserts and jams.
The thornfree branches make it a much friendlier option than thorny varieties. Loganberry Thornless is best grown against a trellis or other support system and will fruit on the previous years shoots. Plant in full sun or light shade for tasty fruits in late summer.
