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If you are looking to harvest blackberries right in your own backyard, the Prime Ark® Freedom blackberry bush is the perfect choice for you! This thornless blackberry has large berries and good flavor. This blackberry variety is disease resistant and drought tolerant. The fruit bush will start to flower in the early spring. The fruiting season will begin to ripen its large sweet fruit in July all the way through the first frost. The more fruit you pick will increase the number of fruit the following year. The Prime Ark blackberry is free of pesky thorns, and produces black berries large to extra large in size, have a sweet taste, and are firm in texture. Similar to its thornless berry relative, the triple crown blackberry. The fruit size alone is a good reason to plant these blackberry plants. They are perfect for home gardeners and can even be grown in containers wherever the climate is suitable. Prime ark blackberries grow up to 4-5 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide at maturity. Kids love blackberries too!.

Prime-Ark Freedom is the first thornless blackberry. This is a primocane-fruiting variety, giving you a crop early in the season and, if the conditions are right, a second in the fall. The berries are exceptionally large and flavorful. The plant is disease resistant and very tolerant of heat and humidity.

Prime-Ark Freedom is the first thornless blackberry. This is a primocane-fruiting variety, giving you a crop early in the season and, if the conditions are right, a second in the fall. The berries are exceptionally large and flavorful. The plant is disease resistant and very tolerant of heat and humidity.

Prime-Ark Freedom is a new thorn less variety of Blackberry bush that has been added to the Southern Living Plant Collection. The Prime-Ark Freedom Blackberry was developed by the breeding program at the University of Arkansas. This thornless Blackberry plant is self-fertile and produces plump berries that ripen in mid-early season and are known for their outstanding flavor and sweetness. The Prime-Ark Freedom Blackberry bushes grow best in USDA zones 6-10, and is heat and humidity tolerant with an upright growth habit.

The Natchez Blackberry Bush is an excellent cultivar for an easy to grow fruit bush that produces bushels of sweet blackberries annually!We love thornless blackberries for their ease of maintenance and small size perfect for any garden. The Natchez Thornless Blackberry Bush, created by the USDA and the University of Arkansas, is prized for having thorn free canes, or branches, and less painful pokes for you! This plant exhibits dark green foliage and produces a white flower in early spring.

Indulge in abundant harvests with the Apache blackberry bush, boasting thornless canes that yield juicy blackberries in the very first year. Thriving in zones 5-9 and maturing to 4-8 ft. in height and 5-6 ft. in width, this blackberry offers both versatility and impressive size for your garden. The Apache blackberry is your choice for early fruiting, thornless convenience, and adaptability to various spaces, whether beds, containers, or stand-alone areas. Developed by the university of Arkansas' renowned blackberry program, it features plump thornless blackberries with an extra sweet and flavorful taste, perfect for easy picking from erect canes. In early spring, the plant blooms with lovely light pink flowers, setting the stage for a mid to late June blackberry harvest. With glossy green leaves all year round, it's not just a fruit producer but also a beautiful addition to your landscape.

Blackberry that grows blackberries on thornless primocanes. First year berries begin to ripen in July and second year berries ripen in June with that being the heaviest crop. Self-pollinating and great for any home garden. USPP #26990. APF-153T cultivar.

The Natchez Blackberry Bush is an excellent cultivar for an easy to grow fruit bush that produces bushels of sweet blackberries annually. We love thornless blackberries for their ease of maintenance and small size perfect for any garden. The Natchez Thornless Blackberry Bush, created by the USDA and the University of Arkansas, is prized for having thorn free canes or branches and less painful pokes for you. This plant exhibits dark green foliage and produces a white flower in early spring. It is a self fertile blackberry bush, meaning you don't need another blackberry bush to cross pollinate and produce fruit. The large berries will ripen and mature over summer for a harvest date in June, which is earlier than many other erect thornless varieties. The elongated black berries are shiny and will fill the branches. They can be picked right off the plant for enjoyment or used in creating jams, jellies or pies. Fresh blackberries have tons of nutritious benefits including being packed with antioxidants, fiber, vitamin C and essential minerals.

If you are looking to harvest blackberries right in your own backyard, the Prime Ark Freedom blackberry bush is the perfect choice for you. This thornless blackberry has large berries and good flavor. This blackberry variety is disease resistant and drought tolerant. The fruit bush will start to flower in the early spring. The fruiting season will begin to ripen its large sweet fruit in July all the way through the first frost. The more fruit you pick will increase the number of fruit the following year. The Prime Ark blackberry is free of pesky thorns and produces black berries large to extra large in size, have a sweet taste and are firm in texture. Similar to its thornless berry relative, the triple crown blackberry. The fruit size alone is a good reason to plant these blackberry plants. They are perfect for home gardeners and can even be grown in containers wherever the climate is suitable. Prime ark blackberries grow up to 4 ft. to 5 ft. tall and 3 ft. to 4 ft. W at maturity. Kids love blackberries too.

The Thornless Triple Crown Blackberry Bush will have you jumping for joy with plump black berries produced every summer, Thorn free and fruitful, the Triple crown blackberry plant produces bushels of sweet blackberries that are so easy to grow, This trailing blackberry bush can be planted in ground or in containers if you have little yard space. In early spring, the triple crown thornless blackberry plant produces light pink or white flowers that eventually mature into 2 in. fruit during summer. Contrasting is dark green foliage that lines the canes all year long. Triple crown blackberries are known for their sweet juicy taste and fruitful harvest. They can sometimes produce several pounds of fruit with ease. Size: large.