This is a popular and prolific autumn fruiting raspberry. It will produce fruit from August all the way until the first frost. Canes should be cut back to ground level in late winter and plants should be given a top-dressing of well-rotted manure. Plant in full sun or partial shade in well-drained, acidic moist soil. 5 canes per pot. Available November to March only.

Delicious, nutritious and easy-to-growfruit for your garden or container. These blueberry bushes produce larger and sweeter berries than our native 'Frocken' plants, and these are the blueberries you see when you buy them in the shops. The shrub tolerates a wide range of soils, including clay, though it must retain some moisture all year round. They prefer acidic soil, so if you don't have this, plant in either a raised bed or container where you can add some peat to the soil or into ericaceous compost. Plant in full sun or light shade - we have planted them around the edge of our garden. Blueberries are also very decorative, with clusters of white blossom in spring and glossy green foliage which is at its most attractive when it turns reddish-bronze in autumn. For best fruiting, plant in pairs. 3L container.

Huckleberries are in fact a species of blueberry, native to woodlands of north west America. They are bushy evergreen shrubs with urn-shaped nodding white-pink flushed flowers in spring, followed in summer and early autumn by glossy, spherical edible fruit. Plant in acidic, moist but well-drained soil in sun or shade - an ideal woodland plant, both ornamental and edible. Height to 4 m, width to 3 m. Grown in Mount Congreve in Co Waterford. 3L container.