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Rubus 'Black Satin', as it is botanically named is the perfect addition to your sweet berry collection! Home gardeners from all over can grow and enjoy the Black Satin Blackberry and pick fruit in the first year of planting!Space the blackberries at least 4-5 feet apart to allow for proper air circulation.The black satin blackberry size is up to 6 feet tall and 4-6 feet wide at maturity. Produced by the Blackberry Breeding Program at the University of Arkansas, The Black satin blackberry taste can be described as super sweet with few seeds and a juicy mouthfeel.Beginning in spring, pink flowers will bloom on old wood from last year. Eventually, They need full sun to produce fruit and organically rich but well-draining soil.Your black satin blackberry container should be at least twice the size of the container you get it in. A 5 or 6-gallon pot would suffice. It will need to be repotted every 2-3 years as it outgrows its current pot. With a little TLC, growing black satin thornless blackberry is rewarding and fun!.

Apache Thorn less Blackberry gives you jumbo-sized fruits with jumbo-sized flavor. This variety has extra-fertile flowers, so you get more berries that are perfectly formed. Canes stand erect and are thorn less. Berries ripen mid to late June. Ships potted in its own container.

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.

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.

These may be the biggest blackberries you will ever see. A single Giant Kiowa Blackberry can be as long as 3 in. and weigh nearly 1/2 oz. It's a flavorful berry, too and perfect for making wine and juices. The plant is very hardy, blooming early and bearing fruit longer into the season than most other blackberries.

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.

Want an easy-to-grow fruiting plant. The Navaho Blackberry Bush is low maintenance and produces bushels of juicy berries every summer, Navaho Thornless Blackberry is indeed thornless and carefree. In early spring, you'll see white flower heads forming that eventually mature into medium to large-sized berries during the mid-summer months. Evergreen foliage loads the plant all year long. You may even see shades of bronze or scarlet on the green leaves during late fall and winter as the temperatures decrease. With no thorns, you can pick your sweet berries at ease, The delicious berries are perfect for fresh eating right off the bush, preserving in jams or jellies, or used in baked goods such as pies or cobblers. They have a juicy and sweet flavor that can't be compared to store-bought blackberries. The plant produces many pounds of berries every year and fruit load will increase with every year grown. Rubus Navaho Blackberry plant is beloved by gardeners all over the county and can be planted in a variety of planting locations. Keep a blackberry orchard, grow as a stand-alone plant or in groups of 3, or even grow Navaho Blackberry in containers for small garden spaces or patio growing.

Thornless Boysenberry produces big, nearly seedless, juicy, sweet, dark maroon berries. The berries are great eaten fresh, but they are also excellent for making jams, jellies, wine and preserves. When mature, Thornless Boysenberry produces 4 Qt. to 6 Qt. of berries per plant. It usually bears its first fruit in its second year. The berries are best harvested when they drop from the vine at a slight touch.

Triple Crown's vigorous plants consistently produce plentiful yields of large, tasty blackberries. These berries are among the largest on the market, often growing bigger than a quarter. They have a wonderfully complex, sweet flavor without the acidic tang of some varieties. The plant's dense foliage cover reduces problems with sun scald. Berries ripen in late July on thorn less, semi-erect, trailing, 12 ft. to 15 ft. canes. Berries can be harvested over a long 4-weeks to 6-week period. Zones 5 to 9.

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.