Bare root Raspberries Canes

Bare-root plants are grown in fields and dug up whilst in a dormant state in November for distribution. They are called bare-roots as they don't have any soil attached unlike a plant that is grown from a seedling in a pot which produces a root-ball.

From November to End of April you can plant bare-root hedges, trees - fruit and ornamental, roses, fruit bushes like blueberry, raspberry, gooseberry, blackcurrent, blackberry and many more.

The benefits of a bare-root firstly is the cost, they are half the price compared to a potted plant. This is the reason why many gardeners and landscapers will plant hedges during the winter. Another benefit is that a bare-root plant can be temporarily heeled into a spare piece of ground then lifted in spring to be planted in its permanent place. This gives you time to figure out where you would like the plant grow.

Bare-root Roses

Bare-root roses - David Austin £18.99, £7.99 for Wharton's Climbers and Classics, £5.99 for Wharton's bush roses.

Organic Colleen

Boiling, steamng.

Red Duke of York

Red skins and yellow flesh

Boiling, Baking, Roasting and chipping

Pentland Javelin

A great potato for boiling, salad and chipping.

Scab Resistant

Charlotte

Good resistance to foliage and tuber blight.

Salad, Boiling and Mashing

Maris Peer

Good resistance to skin disease

Salad, Boiling, Mashing and Baking

Wilja

Firm yellow flesh

Boiling, Baking, Roasting, Mashing and Chipping

Organic Bambino

Small potatoes ideal for salad.

Cara

Blight Resistant

Steaming and Mashing

Maris piper

Boiling, Steaming, Baking, Roasting, Mashing and Chipping.

Pink Fir Apple

Pink Skin and cream, waxy Flesh.

Steaming, Boiling and Salads

Organic Sarpo Mira

Floury, red-skinned tubers. Vigorous, weed suppressing foliage. Long storage. Very high blight resistance. Steaming, Mashing, Roasting, Chipping.

Narcissus Paperwhite

Cornus

Jasmin Nudiflorum

Helleborus Niger

Crocus in a Basket

Bergenia Autumn Magic

Primula Balarina 'Lovely Lilac'

Helleborus Pink Lady

Primula Vulgaris

Winter Flowering Primula

Hamamelis int. Jalena

Skimmia Rubella

Narcissus Paperwhite