Buckingham Thornless Tayberry Bushes Form:Potted It grows in almost any

It grows in almost any soil

The flowers themselves are beautifully formed and sit dotted around amongst deep glossy green

Because it lacks scent

This pre-emptive flowering confers extra powers on Peach trees in Chinese mythology

Buds tinged with pink open into beautifully shaped and medium scented double flowers of cream with a hint of apricot at their centre that gently fade as they age

Buckingham Thornless Tayberry Bushes Form:Potted It grows in almost anyBuckingham Thornless Tayberry Bushes Buckingham is much less thorny than the original tayberry plants: there are some weak prickles around the fruit, but the stems are harmless. Tayberries are higher yielding than loganberries, and they produce enormous fruit up to 2" long (5cm). These are extremely tasty, have a lovely wine colour and freeze remarkably well (they store for about 48 hours in the fridge). The cropping season is from the beginning of