Snowberry, an heirloom with the palest of yellow berries, fruity and sweet, displayed on trusses that are teeming with toms – up to 50 on a truss! At 70-75 days from transplanting, Snowberry is one of the earlier cherry choices, simply delightful. Indeterminate
Sow: about 6-8 weeks before the last frost is expected, in modules, cover or put on a windowsill. Pot up at 2 sets of leaves & grow on before hardening off.
Grow: after frost danger has passed plant in the greenhouse or a sunny sheltered part of your garden. For the best flavour keep soil evenly damp (don’t over-water or overfeed). Snowberry is indeterminate, it can grow tall and will need supporting. It will bloom, set and ripen fruit all at the same time throughout the season. Starting 70-75 days from transplanting, Snowberry is one of the earlier cherry choices
Enjoy: simply delightful on their own or with other varieties for a colourful platter.
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