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Redcurrant Jonkheer van Tets  - This variety starts the Redcurrant picking season. Jonkheer van Tets produces heavy crops of bright juicy Redcurrants and the fruits are rated very highly for flavour. A recommended variety for all gardens.

Whitecurrant White Versailles - The first white currant in both popularity and picking time. The trusses are long and heavy, the fruits are pale yellow and pleasantly sweet. White Versailles is a very reliable Whitecurrant giving good crops year after year.

Blackberry Ashton Cross – A vigorous and heavy cropping variety with wiry stems. The small to medium-size fruits are carried in large clusters in August and September and have a high reputation for freezing. Ashton Cross has the true flavour of the wild blackberry. Ideal for planting against a wall or a fence or growing in a container. Position: full sun or partial shade Soil: any soil

Blackberry Bedford Giant – Early fruiting variety that starts the blackberry picking season bearing fruit from late July to August. The fruits are borne in large clusters and are large, round and soft with a good flavour. Bedford Giant is very vigorous and therefore this is not an ideal variety for a small garden but it is suitable for planting against a wall or fence. Position: full sun or partial shade Soil: any soil

Blackberry Karaka Black - The King blackberry is one of the sweetest tasting versions of the fruit available as well as having an eye catching, elongated shape. Originates from New Zealand, where it was first trialled three years ago. The attractive, shiny fruit are well displayed and easy to pick. These dark black fruits are very firm and have an outstanding shelf life. Karaka Black has a good blackberry flavour. Yields in trials have been outstanding. Karaka Black is the earliest high quality variety available. Picking commences in early July and extends for eight or nine weeks until early September.

Thornless Blackberry Oregon Thornless - Parsley-leaved type with good flavour and crops well. Any thorned suckers should be removed. Oregon Thornless crops late August -September. This Blackberry can be grown for its attractive appearance. Ideal for planting against a wall or a fence or growing in a container.  Position: full sun or partial shade

Thornless Blackberry Waldo - A new variety producing excellent flavour firm berries. Waldo Blackberry is a completely thornfree variety. Picking time August to mid September. Growth is compact so a good choice if space is a concern. Ideal for planting against a wall or a fence or growing in a container. Position: full sun or partial shade

Collection of 3 Rhubarb Crowns Saving you £3.00.  1 x Goliath - Rhubarb Goliath is a prolific mid- to late-season variety, once established yielding a whopping 5kg of delicious stems per crown! Tender and stringless, the thick stalks have excellent flavour and a beautiful red colour. This heavy-cropping and versatile variety is easy to grow and suitable for forcing. RHS AGM. Height and spread: 100cm (39in). Goliath is easy to grow and is also suitable for forcing. 1 x Red Champagne - Rhubarb Red Champagne. This old variety is particularly reliable and easy to grow. Good flavour from early April to late August. Champagne is an early variety that is ideal for forcing. Crowns grow in any soil type. Produces long, slender, pink-tinged stalks.    1 x Victoria - Rhubarb Victoria grows well in open ground and forces well when roots or clumps are lifted after frost and placed in a dark position - under a greenhouse bench shaded with black polythene. Victoria is chosen for their high yield, outstanding flavour and early cropping (April onwards).

Rhubarb Red Champagne- This old variety is particularly reliable and easy to grow. Good flavour from early April to late August. Champagne is an early variety that is ideal for forcing. Crowns grow in any soil type. Produces long, slender, pink-tinged stalks.   Rhubarb Red Champagne: Plant crowns at a 1 metre spacing.