Gooseberry Plant 'Captivator'

Gooseberry Plant 'Captivator'Big, burgundy red berries in summer Delicious fresh or cooked Almost thornless stems make picking easy Good mildew resistance This Canadian bred gooseberry can cope with the worst of the British weather! Gooseberry Captivator produces a good crop of big berries, pale green when young and burgundy red when ripe. Theyre ready to harvest in late July, on almost thornless stems that make picking easy. The berries have a slightly tart flavour and are

Total Weight of set: 67

Longpods are hardier

This is the descendant of Golden Delicious and James Grieve so possesses the best qualities of both parents for crispness and sun-ripe flavour

Overall size: W 160 x D 160 x H 74 cm

These poppies have an airy

Peony-like flowerheads arriving in late spring

these plants can develop into beautiful

Long pods filled with tasty beans

The ornamental apple tree blooms from early May to mid-June with white

Hindu rope plants are some of the easiest to care for

It is best planted in gardens that face South with a high sun contact as this ensures that the leaves stay as vibrant colouring as long as possible

the undersides of the leaves display a beautiful shade of purple