By Hank
Cheshire,
United Kingdom 
I’ve just cleared an area of ground, about 6 ft by 3 ft, and want to cover the fence shown ( 6 ft + x 5 ft ) and the fence 3 ft x 5 ft round the corner with something edible if possible. But the area only gets sun in the late afternoon.
I already have a fabulous blackberry bush and wondered if there was something similar but not quite as vigorous I could put here I could put in this small area.
7 Aug, 2018
Answers
Thanks O, will look them both up. Never heard of a Jostaberry.
7 Aug, 2018
Not Jostaberry, another friend recommends Goji berry but not sure about this. May have to be loganberry - will be down at the local garden centre tomorrow ( but may be the wrong time of year ?
7 Aug, 2018
Cordon trained redcurrant - made for the job. Would just fit the space nicely. Love loganberriews but they take more work and more space and I'm getting idle in my old age...
7 Aug, 2018
OB, Loganberry would have been my choice. I used to have them from the garden when I was a kid. They are lovely with ice cream but best slightly stewed hot with custard.
7 Aug, 2018
Cover it over with membrane and start with edible crops next season which means that you can grow what ever you want.
7 Aug, 2018
Goji berries are a waste of time. They rarely fruit well in Britain and the fruit not worth the effort (to me at least).
7 Aug, 2018
Thanks very much all, i much appreciate your comments.
8 Aug, 2018
Thornless loganberry? Fan trained Jostaberry?
7 Aug, 2018