Berry Picker
Make the harvesting of berries easy with this clever device. The sturdy berry picker has a comb to separate the berries from the stem and can make harvesting of the fruit up to ten times faster than hand-picking
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Make harvesting of berries easy with this clever device. The sturdy berry picker has a comb to separate the berries from the stem and can make harvesting of the fruit up to ten times faster than hand-picking.
- Size: 22cm L x 13cm W x 13cm H
- Ideal for small berries
- Makes harvesting easier and faster
- Sturdy design
Product Reviews
It worked pretty well but it still left some berries attached to the stalks. Overall it was a great benefit but they still needed to be sorted through
Husband very pleased with berry picker - now what do I do with the fruit.
I can't wait to try out this well made and quickly delivered berry picker. It was a little bit cheaper than other berry pickers but it has all of the quality one would expect from a well made and thought out device. Thanks for the speedy delivery, that rivalled Am***ns!
Our Daily Express-published horticulturist Martin Fiddes says; "The berry picker is like a soft glove when it comes to picking currants and berries.
"It will help you collect large quantities in a short amount of time, cutting down the harvesting duration and giving you more valuable kitchen time to create those delicious currant and berry-based dishes and desserts.
"The picker is perfect for berries and particulsrly adept at shaving off currants (black, red and white) which will hopefully be dripping from your fruit bushes!"
What The Press Say
Kitchen GardenOctober 2014
Joyce Russell's Product Review on Berry Pickers
5***** for Performance and Ease of Use - This simple bucket and comb design really does make berry harvesting a simple task. You can only use it for fully ripe bunches because it scoops up the lot. It is supposed to make harvesting twice as fat as hand picking and with a bit of practise it certainly does. If you have a lot of soft fruit to gather then the investment is small and will soon pay you back in time saved.
Kitchen GardenDecember 2008
Gifts for Gardeners with Angela Youngman
"This unique device is simple to use once you get the hang of it and 'combs' the branches to remove the fruit. For comfort it needs to be used at waist level. The comb separates the berries from the stem as the picker is slid along the stems lifting off berries and allowing them to fall into the container. Regular emptying is necessary so that the berries do not get squashed. It works best on fruit that does not hang in strings such as redcurrants."
