Soft Fruit Pack. \n(Large) \nResearch carried out in recent years has suggested that eating fruits such as berries and currants can have health benefits. \nThis pack was specially designed to cover as wide an assortment of soft fruit as possible and the varieties were selected to ensure a supply of soft fruit over the entire season. \nCropping mainly in June and July the berries can be eaten fresh from the bush or used in pies, cordials and jams. \nThey can also be frozen and stored for later use. \nWhen planting please remember soft fruit bushes prefer a site in full sun but sheltered from cold winds and late frosts. \nThey will thrive in a well-drained moisture retentive soil and will tolerate almost any (but not waterlogged) soil types. \nWhen planting in the ground ensure the plants are 1.5m apart with 2m between the rows, however, these fruit bushes can also be grown and cropped successfully in containers. \nSuitable for almost any garden or allotment our carefully selected pack contains, \n20 x Raspberry Canes (5 each early, mid and late season varieties) \n3 x Gooseberry (1 each early, mid and late season varieties) \n3 x Blackcurrant (1 each early, mid and late season varieties) \n1 x Redcurrant \n1 x Blackberry \nBrowse the other SOFT FRUIT PLANTS we have in stock. \nThis pack is very popular, to your soft fruit pack in time for the new planting season \nORDER IMMEDIATELY \nNOVEMBER \nU.K. MAINLAND \nAll our plants are ed well packaged to help avoid stress and prevent damage in transit. \n CARE OF BARE-ROOT PLANTS \n. \nClaire's Allotment has some great ADVICE to help you plant your new bushes. \nWe want you to be happy with your purchase and all our soft fruit bushes are checked and inspected visually before packing. at . . Due to the nature of the item we cannot accept any responsibility for failure after planting as pests, disease, poor horticultural practice, extremes of weather and many other factors outside our control all take their toll. Soft fruit bushes . . .