Japanische Weinbeere-Jungpflanzen Ficus GK but also good for processing

but also good for processing

The absolutely thornless dwarf blackberry is a maximum of one meter high and bears fruit on the one-year-old canes

the undemanding shrub turns a final flush of orange-red colour in October and November

The optical and taste properties then also help to overcome the fact that the rods of 'Autumn Belle®' are still slightly spiked

For this reason

Japanische Weinbeere-Jungpflanzen Ficus GK but also good for processingThe Japanese wineberry is not a blackberry, but a separate species (Rubus phoenicolasius), which grows slightly arched like a classic blackberry. It is strong and looks a bit "bristly" with its many fine spines. Although this mysterious exotic has been known for a long time, the Japanese grape berry is only seen sporadically. It is best trained on a trellis, where the 2 3 m long, purple shoots are tied up. This is important because canes lying on the