Berry Garden Collection – Jostaberry, Loganberry & Tayberry – 3 Plants — a magnificent collection of three unusual berry hybrids that will bring a wealth of flavors, aromas, and a generous harvest to your garden! The amazing Jostaberry Nidigrolaria, juicy Loganberry Loganbeere, and fragrant Tayberry-Medana combine the best qualities of popular berry crops. Large fruits of rich red, purple, and almost black hues will delight you with a pleasant sweet and sour taste and a variety of aromas. Thanks to different ripening times, you can enjoy fresh berries from mid-summer until autumn frosts. The harvest is perfect for fresh consumption, making jams, jellies, compotes, desserts, and freezing. Create your own berry garden with unusual varieties that will be a real find for lovers of tasty and original fruits!

The set includes:

Jostaberry "Nidigrolaria" - is a vigorous deciduous fruiting shrub obtained by crossing blackcurrant and gooseberry. The plant combines large berries, characteristic of gooseberry, with the rich taste and aroma of blackcurrant. The bush practically has no thorns. An adult plant reaches approximately 1.5–2.5 m in height and 1–1.5 m in width. It blooms in spring with small, inconspicuous flowers. Fruits ripen mainly in July–August. Berries are round, becoming dark purple or almost black when fully ripe. The flesh is juicy, with a sweet and sour taste.

Loganberry "Loganbeere" - is a new interspecific hybrid. The bush looks very beautiful throughout the season - with bright green foliage, large white flowers, or bright red berries. Fruiting is abundant, with tasty and aromatic berries. The yield of berries is about 4-5 kg per bush. Berries are usually large, weighing up to 10 g, up to 6-8 cm in length. It bears fruit until the onset of frost. It does not form root suckers. Berries ripen in clusters of 5-7 pieces. Berry harvesting usually continues from mid-August until the first frosts. The variety is self-fertile. Plants form bushes up to 2 meters high.

Tayberry "Tayberry-Medana" - is a fruit hybrid of raspberry and blackberry with long shoots and large aromatic berries. The bush is semi-trailing, sparsely thorny, usually reaching 1.5–2.5 m and is best grown on a support. Berries are large, elongated, juicy, and aromatic. As they ripen, their color changes from red to dark purplish-red. The taste is rich, sweet and sour, softer than that of Loganberry. The harvest ripens mainly in July–August. 'Medana' grows best in a sunny, sheltered location with fertile, moderately moist, and well-drained soil.