'Loch Tay' Blackberry Plants
The details
- Self-fertile.
- Thornless.
- Compact, upright growth, good for pots.
- Brix level 10
- Fruit weight average 4.5g
- Rich & sweet - one of our favourites!
- Crops from late July for about 4 weeks.
- RHS Award of Garden Merit
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Description
Loch Tay Blackberry Bushes
Description of Loch Tay Plants & Fruit:
Loch Tay is a really handy little plant. Compact, upright and thornless, it comes into season early. While the berries are not so big, they have an excellent fruity burst flavour.
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Characteristics of Loch Tay Bushes:
- Self-fertile.
- Thornless.
- Compact, upright growth, good for pots.
- Brix level 10
- Fruit weight average 4.5g
- Rich & sweet - one of our favourites!
- Crops from late July for about 4 weeks.
- RHS Award of Garden Merit
Growing Loch Tay Blackberry Plants:
Generally, blackberries are grown along wires, but Loch Tay is an upright variety. You can grow it up a single post or in with a row of raspberries.
Spacing: You can plant Loch Tay quite close together in a row. 4' / 1.2 metres apart is more than enough.
Read our detailed information on how to grow blackberries here.
Background Information on Loch Tay Blackberry Bushes:
Bred from the other excellent upright thornless blackberry, Loch Ness, at the former Scottish Crop Research Institute near Dundee, which is now called the James Hutton Institute.