SPECIAL OFFER!

Buy two packs, get one pack FREE! This special offer contains three packs (of six plants) for the price of two)!

We've managed to source these top quality Raspberry plants at a bargain price - and we're passing on the savings direct to you. Six raspberry canes would generally cost you at least £11, with this pack you're paying less than £1 per plant!

But supplies are limited so it's first come first served! Order today and plant straight after delivery this autumn. Then you can look forward to your first crop of delicious, fresh raspberries from next June.

• Delicious heavy cropping varieties, full of flavour and goodness.
• All fully frost hardy and drought tolerant.
• Delivered as bare root canes from October.
• Ready to plant straight away.

Collection includes:

Six raspberry Cascade Delight

An early floricane variety originally from USA, cropping from June/July for about four weeks. Cascade Delight's long fruit-bearing laterals make it an ideal variety for growing at home and harvesting by hand. Very vigorous and reliably produces a good crop of large, conical berries with sweet red flesh. Cascade Delight is an ideal variety for planting in damp soil as it has excellent resistance to root rot.

Six raspberry Tadmor

One of the latest season floricane varieties. Tadmor was bred in New Zealand and crops from late July right the way through to early autumn. It's spine free which makes picking easy, and it has strong, rigid stems and compact habit meaning it can virtually support itself.

Six raspberry Polka

Polka is a special late primocane variety from Poland which crops on both the new and old wood, making it one of the earliest and longest fruiting varieties, starting to crop from as early as mid-July and continuing right through until as far as October!

It's self-fertile and produces very high yields of the most exceptional quality fruit. It's a tough variety with good disease resistance and tolerance to poor soil, meaning it will crop very reliably throughout the summer.

Your guide to raspberry types 

Floricane (summer-fruiting) varieties fruit on canes produced in the previous year. After fruiting, cut out the old, fruited wood in autumn/winter and tie in the new growths to the support.

Primocane (autumn-fruiting) varieties fruit on canes produced in the current year. After cropping, these should be cut down to ground level to promote the growth of new canes.

Features

• Will flower well in full sun