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20 Scottish Bareroot Raspberry Canes Mix: Autumn Bliss & Glen Ample
£54.45
Grow two top Scottish raspberry varieties—Autumn Bliss and Glen Ample—with this 20-piece bareroot cane starter mix, ideal for UK gardens. Read more
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Grow two top Scottish raspberry varieties—Autumn Bliss and Glen Ample—with this 20-piece bareroot cane starter mix, ideal for UK gardens. Both cultivars are hardy, beginner-friendly, and yield high-quality fruit for fresh eating or preserving.
Product Details
- Quantity: 20 bareroot raspberry canes (10x Autumn Bliss, 10x Glen Ample)
- Planting height: 40–60cm bare root canes
- Harvest: Glen Ample (summer), Autumn Bliss (late summer/fall)
- Country of origin: Scotland
- No VAT applicable in the UK
Growing Guide
- Planting: Easy to plant, suitable for beginners—space canes 40cm apart in well-drained soil
- Hardiness: Excellent cold tolerance for all UK regions
- Expected yield: Up to 1kg per cane possible from year two; first-year yields may vary
- Fruit uses: Ideal for eating fresh, making jams, or topping desserts
FAQs
- Are bare root raspberry canes easy for beginners?
- Yes, simply plant during the dormant season and follow included instructions for a successful raspberry patch.
- What’s the difference between Autumn Bliss and Glen Ample?
- Autumn Bliss fruits late (autumn), Glen Ample yields in early to mid summer. Both are known for flavour and disease tolerance.
- How much fruit will I get in the first year?
- Expect a modest first-year crop; full yields of up to 1kg per cane are typical from the second season onward.
- Is this mix suitable for colder UK climates?
- Scottish-grown canes are robust and well-suited for all UK climates, including colder regions.
- What’s the best value way to start a home raspberry patch?
- This 20 cane mix offers an economical way to establish a productive garden raspberry patch with diverse harvest times.
Common questions
Bare root plants are field-grown and lifted dormant — the cheapest way to plant a hedge. Pot grown plants have an established root system and can be planted year-round. Root ball plants are mature field-grown plants lifted with a soil ball for instant height.
Pot grown plants can go in the ground at any time of year. Bare root is supplied dormant from November to March, and root ball plants are lifted in that same window.
3 plants per metre for a standard single-row hedge, or 5 per metre (staggered double row) for a dense screen.
UK-wide from our Fife nursery, packed for plant-safe delivery. Larger orders travel on pallets — shipping is calculated at checkout.
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