Boysenberry Fruit Plant Sword Fern Muscari are commonly known as

Muscari are commonly known as Grape Hyacinth and it is easy to see why from their spikes of densely packed flowerheads which resemble bunches of grapes

Mid season harvest - pick your crop from September to October and store for up to a month if you can resist them

and 'Slender Silhouette' is no exception

The lower branches can be removed to create space for a walkway or picnic area underneath the tree

Can also be used for juicing or ciders

Boysenberry Fruit Plant Sword Fern Muscari are commonly known asOne of our favourites! The boysenberry plant (Rubus ursinus x Rubus idaeus) is a cross between loganberry, dewberry, raspberry, and blackberry plants. Its large purplish black fruits have a lovely blackberry flavour, but the plants are thornless, so picking is easy. Boysenberries thrive in full sun and prefer well drained, fertile soil. They are easy to grow but benefit from a sturdy support system, such as a trellis or fence. Each fruit, grown on a