The Loganberry, Tayberry & Honeyberry Collection – 3 Plants is an unusual combination of three berry crops to create a beautiful and fruitful garden! The juicy dark red berries of loganberry and tayberry are perfectly complemented by the bright blue fruits of Honeyberry Atut, creating a true variety of tastes and aromas. Thanks to different ripening times, the first berries can be harvested as early as May, and the harvest can be enjoyed until September. Lush green foliage, delicate spring blossoms, and appetizing fruits make this set an excellent choice for lovers of unusual berries, homemade desserts, and fragrant preserves.

Thornless loganberry is a berry bush / long-shoot form: an impressive garden plant capable of adding depth, character, and a sense of completeness to a composition. Deciduous green foliage emphasizes the natural seasonal rhythm and creates a calm background for flowering or fruiting. Flowering occurs in spring and early summer and reveals the palette characteristic of the variety. The plant forms edible fruits; the fruit color is "Dark / reddish-dark"; ripening usually lasts from July to September.

Honeyberry ‘Atut’ is a honeysuckle: a bright garden element where naturalness combines with a neat shape and expressive texture. Deciduous green foliage emphasizes the natural seasonal rhythm and creates a calm background for flowering or fruiting. Flowering occurs in spring and early summer; the main flower shade is "White / light, typical for the culture." The plant forms edible fruits; the fruit color is "Blue"; ripening usually lasts from May to June.

Tayberry ‘Tayberry’ is a berry tayberry with a recognizable garden form and decorativeness that reveals itself differently throughout the season. Deciduous green foliage emphasizes the natural seasonal rhythm and creates a calm background for flowering or fruiting. Flowering occurs in spring and early summer and reveals the palette characteristic of the variety. The plant forms edible fruits; the fruit color is "Dark / reddish-dark"; ripening usually lasts from July to September.