Fruit BlackBerry (Rubus) Loch Katrine Large Sweet Thornless High-Yield Variety Perfect for Home Gardens 3 x Pot by Thompson and Morgan

• Produces large, sweet berries weighing up to 9 grams each, double the size of standard garden varieties
• High yields of up to 4kg per plant, offering exceptional value compared to supermarket prices
• Thornless canes for easy harvesting and training, making it ideal for home gardens
• Bred in Scotland for superior flavour and performance, featuring an excellent sugar-to-acid balance for a sweet taste

Blackberry (Rubus) 'Loch Katrine' is a groundbreaking variety, bringing large, sweet blackberries to home gardeners for the first time. Producing super-sized berries that weigh up to 9 grams each, it doubles the size of traditional garden blackberries. This exceptional variety delivers an outstanding flavour with a perfect sugar-to-acid balance, proven in blind taste tests conducted by the James Hutton Institute in Scotland. This vigorous plant offers high yields, producing up to 4kg of fruit per plant – a harvest worth over £30 compared to supermarket prices. 'Loch Katrine' is thornless, making it easy to train and harvest, while its Scottish heritage ensures it thrives in UK gardens. Whether you grow it for fresh eating, jams, or desserts, this variety sets a new standard for blackberries in the garden. How to Grow Instructions: Light: Prefers full sun to maximise fruit production.Temperature: Hardy in UK climates; tolerates typical seasonal variations.Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, especially during fruiting.Feeding: Apply a balanced fertiliser in spring and during active growth.Humidity: Thrives in well-ventilated areas; avoid waterlogged conditions. Varieties Included: Blackberry 'Loch Katrine': Produces large, sweet, and thornless berries with exceptional flavour and high yields, ideal for fresh use or preserves. Images shown are for guidance only and show the expected results of plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months). Decorative pots are not supplied.