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  • Raspberry, Autumn Bliss, in 9 cm square pot

Raspberry, Autumn Bliss, in 9 cm square pot

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Autumn Bliss is a heavy cropping variety of raspberry yielding its delicious berries from August right through to the first frosts of winter.


Our raspberries are grown in pots, have an extensive root system, and are ready to plant out on arrival. They grow best in a sunny, reasonably fertile, sheltered spot.

They can be grown in containers as well as the open garden.


The flowers provide nectar for butterflies, and sweet tasting raspberries for ourselves which can be eaten fresh or frozen.

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