Tayberries, bush, 2 pieces, color reddish to dark purple, Rubus 'Tayberry', Ø12cm - ↕30cm | ↕30 cm | Ø12 cm

Rubus 'Tayberry' is a hybrid between the blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) and the raspberry (Rubus idaeus), similar to the Loganberry but with a slightly different taste and growth habits.

A number of characteristics and care tips about this plant are;

Growth habit: Rubus 'Tayberry' grows as a bush with long, flexible stems that often need support. It can reach a height of about 2 meters and has a bushy growth habit.

Leaves: The leaves of Rubus 'Tayberry' resemble those of the blackberry, each consisting of multiple leaflets attached to a stem. They are dark green in color and have a distinctive serrated edge.

Fruits: Rubus 'Tayberry' produces elongated, reddish to dark purple berries that resemble large raspberries. The fruits have a sweet and slightly tart flavor and are delicious to eat fresh or to use in various culinary applications such as jam, jelly, and pastries.

Growing conditions: Rubus 'Tayberry' thrives best in moist, well-draining soil and a sunny location. It is a hardy plant that can cope well with different soil types and climatic conditions.

Harvest time: The berries of Rubus 'Tayberry' are ripe for harvesting in the summer, usually from July to August. They can be picked directly from the bush to be eaten fresh or used in various recipes.

With two specimens of Rubus 'Tayberry' in your garden, you can enjoy an abundant harvest of delicious berries throughout the summer months.