Description
A Worcesterberry is a gooseberry - blackcurrant cross with a vigorous upright brush and a tart gooseberry flavour. Bushes are large and thorny and make excellent fruiting hedges though gloves need to worn when picking. Berries are probably too sour for most tastes when eaten raw a real treat when used in apple crumbles and for making jams or sauces. I find Worcesterberry has a richer, more aromatic flavour than gooseberries, they grow into a brute of a bush but well worth growing.
Conditions of Sale
Plants leaving our warehouse are believed to be in good condition.
When your delivery arrives please check your goods carefully and contact us with any queries within 3 days. Quickcrop does not guarantee the further growth, flowering or yield of plants once delivered due to the fact that the care and husbandry after delivery is beyond our control. Quickcrop accept no liability for any latent diseases which may be present but not detected at the time of sale.