Rubus x loganobaccus (Loganberry Thornless)
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Common Name: Loganberry Thornless
Latin Name: Rubus x loganobaccus
Soil:Slightly acidic Peaty Soils
Position: Open Sunny or slightly shaded spot
Fruit picking time: Mid July - August
Fruit Size/colour: Large dark red fruits
This cross between the raspberry and blackberry makes an excellent self fertile plant for any garden. It produces very large, dark red, cone shaped berries which have a very sharp and distinctive taste. Loganberries are very widely used for culinary purposes, with this particular thornless variety also being good to eat raw.
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