Mini pelargonium, blackberry and apple pies recipe
Pelargonium leaves make an excellent addition to a classic apple and blackberry pie. Make one big pie, or miniature versions in ramekins.
2 x 9cm pots 200460-2 | £16.95 |
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Two blackberries to grow over a fence or shed, or to decorate an existing hedge for a delicious harvest. These will crop in succession to give you fruit through most of summer and autumn.
This collection contains 1 plant each of:Common Name | Blackberry |
Border Position | Kitchen Garden |
Soil Type | Broad Tolerance |
Scent | Unscented |
Site | Full Sun |
Moisture | Moist but Well-drained |
Height | 2.1m (7ft) |
Spacing | 2m (7ft) |
Sowing, Seeds, Planting | Due to the erect growth of these cultivated varieties they can be planted closer together and easily managed for the garden setting. |
Care Tips | In spring, gently bend the new, flexible shoots into right angles and tie to wire about 18" off the ground. This way the tallest part of the cane grows laterally while the offshoots grow vertically, giving the plant a larger surface area to bare fruit. |
Flowering | May - July |
Harvesting | August - October |
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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Pelargonium leaves make an excellent addition to a classic apple and blackberry pie. Make one big pie, or miniature versions in ramekins.
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Early to Late Blackberry Collection reviews
Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Jackie The plant has only just survived. It has hardly grown but is at least still alive. I'm hoping that it will do better next year as I have looked after it carefully, weeding, mulching and watering if very dry. |