Tayberry

“Rubus hybrid (blackberry × raspberry; family Rosaceae)” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 2 more

“family Rosaceae” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 1 more

“cane fruit, canes about 2–4 m, trained on wires” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 1 more

“Grow tayberry in full sun (light shade tolerated)” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 3 more

“Moist, fertile, slightly acidic, free-draining soil (pH 5.5–6.5).” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 1 more

“in moist, fertile, slightly acidic, free-draining soil (pH 5.5–6.5).” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 2 more

“Hardy in USDA zones 6–9” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 2 more

“Space plants 3–4 feet apart to allow plenty of room for growth and good air circulation.” — Tayberry Plant | Berry Plants | Ison's Nursery & Vineyard

“canes about 2–4 m, trained on wires” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 1 more

“Plant bare-root canes in autumn or early spring.” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 1 more

“Plant bare-root canes in autumn or early spring.” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 2 more

“giving long, arching canes hung with large, elongated, dark reddish-purple berries that are sweeter, juicier, and more aromatic than either parent or the older loganberry.” — How to Grow Tayberry: 9 Pro Tips for a Big Harvest and 2 more

“The fruit is sweeter, much larger, and more aromatic than that of the loganberry” — Tayberry - Wikipedia and 1 more

“non-toxic / edible fruit” — Tayberry - How to grow & care