'Octavia' Long Cane Raspberry Plant Tulip Garden Mix this variety is known for

this variety is known for performing well in British gardens

Biting into a juicy nectarine on a hot summer's day is hard to beat

Foliage consists of long leaves that are green

because the production of the anthocyanin pigments that cause red pigmentation is enhanced as temperatures drop

Tubers of Eranthis that are left alone will flourish over time and spread out in woodland garden settings

'Octavia' Long Cane Raspberry Plant Tulip Garden Mix this variety is known forSome raspberry varieties fruit in June or July, while others fruit in autumn, but 'Octavia'? It produces its fruit in August, just when the weather is hottest and you most want that refreshing hit of juicy homegrown fruit! We supply this variety in the form of long canes, meaning you'll get fruit in your plant's first summer (rather than having to wait a year) Producing plump raspberries bursting with flavour, if you want to try growing your own