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Author:  Titus [ Aug 21st, '14, 04:56 ]
Post subject:  I can't resist seed catalogues
I can’t resist seed catalogues!
Sorrel I have grown before although not the ‘blood Veined’ variety.
We use it a lot in soups and salads.
The raspberries are a trial. I am thinking of incorporating them into the flood/drain system in one large pot although any advice would be welcome.
Titus

Sorrel 'Blood Veined'
Rumex acetosa, Dock, Spinach Dock
Hardy Perennial

Crimson veins stand out from the bright green foliage of Sorrel ‘Blood Veined’. The attractive leaves add a sharp, tangy flavour to mixed salads. Widely used in French cuisine, young sorrel leaves are also particularly flavoursome in fish dishes, soups, stews and sauces. Grow this hardy perennial herb as an annual for its colourful foliage that looks equally at home dotted throughout the front of borders as well as in the herb garden or vegetable plot. Height: 90cm (35"). Spread: 40cm (16").

Raspberry 'Ruby Beauty'™ (Summer Fruiting)
Rubus idaeus
Hardy Shrub

Summer fruiting.
A completely new concept for growing Raspberries! These compact dwarf raspberry canes reach just 1m (3’) high, making them perfect for large patio containers and smaller gardens. Try planting 1 raspberry plant per 10litre pot, or 3 to a 40 litre pot.
The multi branching floricanes of Raspberry 'Ruby Beauty'™ bear superb yields of deliciously sweet berries that we’ve come to expect from modern varieties. Thornless stems and a short stature make harvesting quick and easy too. Being low to the ground they can be netted with ease to protect the crops from greedy birds and the sturdy stems won’t need supporting either - perfect for the low maintenance garden. Height: 100cm (39"). Spread: 50cm (20").
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