Blend your garden with these superfruit sensations!

We’re offering you a Smoothie Mix Berry Plant Set: Goji, Blueberry, Cranberry, Kiwi from just €26.99 saving you up to 64% off TD Plantz's prices.

Your Superfruit Garden

The Smoothie Mix Berry Plant Collection bundles four powerhouse berry varieties-Goji Berry (Lycium), Blueberry (Vaccinium), Cranberry, and Kiwi Berry (Actinidia)-specially selected for UK gardens and home growers. Each young plant arrives at 25–40cm (including its 9cm nursery pot), ready to establish and thrive in your garden, balcony, or on the allotment.

Plant Features & Benefits

• Goji Berry: Hardy shrub producing bright orange berries packed with nutrients, well-known for vitamin content and attractive small purple flowers in summer.
• Blueberry: Compact bush bearing tangy blue fruits and displaying lovely autumn foliage colour. Requires acidic soil (pH 4.5–5.5) and is well suited to pots with ericaceous compost.
• Cranberry: Low-trailing perennial, perfect for baskets or ground cover. Produces tart, red berries for cooking and jams. Thrives in damp, acidic soil and loves regular moisture.
• Kiwi Berry: Fast-growing climber yielding small, sweet kiwi-flavoured fruits on vigorous foliage-best trained on a trellis or fence with partial shade protection.

Growing Guide & Care Instructions

• Light: Position plants in a spot with plenty of indirect light. Avoid intense midday sun, especially when young.
• Soil: All varieties prefer moist, acidic soil. For pots, use ericaceous compost and ensure containers drain well.
• Watering: Keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged, especially during dry spells and fruiting season.
• Pruning: Light prune in late winter to remove dead wood and encourage bushy growth. Kiwi berries can be trained for shape as needed.
• Feeding: Feed early spring with a balanced, slow-release fertiliser, ideally suited for fruiting shrubs or acid-lovers.

Planting & Design Tips

• Plant out from early spring once risk of frost has passed.
• Companion plants: Pair with strawberries, raspberries, or other acid-loving shrubs for abundant harvests and visual interest.
• Ideal for edible borders, raised beds, pots, or small urban spaces.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant?
  Plant in early spring after last frost, or autumn (in mild regions).
• How fast do the plants grow?
  Berries will typically establish the first year, fruiting well from the second season onwards.
• What type of soil do they prefer?
  All included species thrive in acidic, well-drained soil-use ericaceous compost for container growing.

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