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Loganberry thornlessLoganberry thornless A thornless hybrid between a raspberry and a blackberry, Loganberries were developed in California in the late 19th century, but are well adapted to Irish conditions. Cane fruits, fruiting on 2nd year wood, they must be trained on wires like summer raspberries. The variety LY59 is easy to grow and particularly good for cooking and jam making. The plant is moderately vigorous (though slightly less than the thorny variety) with,

A beautiful pine tree native to Japan that has been spreading across the world for hundreds of years

Keeping any young hedge weed and grass free is vital to the overall vigour and health of the hedge

The pendulous cones develop in the Autumn and remain well into the following year

Creamy-white flowers up to 6”/15cm across appear in May

followed by purple-pink berries

Soil: Well-drained but moist soil

Some fragrance

A pendulous form of the well known Serbian Spruce

2m) Spread: 3’3”’ (1m)

Kilmarnock Willow

Magnolia stellata

Height up to 10’ (3m) Spread to 13’ (4m)