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Rhubarb & Strawberries
RHUBARB £5.00 per crown.
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Brandy Carr Scarlet
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Richly coloured, excellent
flavour.
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Cawood Delight
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Low yield but very good quality,
shiny deep maroon stems, not for forcing.
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| Fentons Special |
reliable late cropper, but forces
well too. Very deep red stems, good flavour and good crop. |
| Raspberry Red |
Old Dutch variety, red stems that
are said to be very sweet. |
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Royal Albert
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Excellent for forcing, bright
red stems, an early Victorian variety.
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Stockbridge Arrow
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Long, thick tender juicy stems,
upright, good forcer but needs a dustbin to cover it.
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| Timperley Early |
Very early [often around New Year] variety
with excellent flavour. |
| Suttons Seedless |
Large thick pink/red stalks, heavy crop. |
| Victoria |
The latest variety to emerge,
crops into the summer, good flavour and reliable. |
STRAWBERRIES Bare Root 50 pence per plant. 45 pence each
per 20+
| Albion |
Everbearer. Will give
a late summer crop if early flowers are removed. Albion is
a new variety claiming good yields, flavour and disease resistance. |
| Alice |
Promising well-flavoured firm late variety
currently being trialled by RHS. |
| Cambridge Favourite |
The standard variety for many
years, good all-rounder, very good when well grown. Mid |
| Elsanta |
Mid season. High yields of glossy berries.
Good shelf life. Good flavour when well grown. Commercial
favourite. |
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Eros
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Vigorous upright healthy variety,
fruit tasty and well displayed, allow more space than normal.
Mid/late.
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| Florence |
The organic choice, healthy and
tasty, 2 weeks later than mid season |
| Hapil |
Good choice for dry soils, high yields, main
season. |
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Honeyoye
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Early. Good flavour, firm
berries, recommended for freezing. Heavy yields from compact
plants.
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