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Anything possible with containers
Sunderland Echo
|August 16, 2025
Soft fruits were made for gardens large or small. and container culture, but of course there are exceptions.
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We have the thornless blackberry 'Loch Ness' which would ramble all over the place if allowed so it’s trained along espalier wires that support the apples.
The whopping sized fruits are a far cry from those gathered in the autumn countryside as an enthusiastic youngster.
I don’t miss the thorns, and they're ready now! All branch tips that touch the soil develop roots and a new plant is born.
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