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Bare Root Berries

How To Choose A Blackberry

Consider your climate, your soil, the location of the plants and your tolerance for thorns! Some of the tastiest and most prolific berries have thorns. Decide which varieties best suit your needs.

Blackberries flourish in full sun in most climates and they prefer rich, moist soil and generous fertilization. Drip irrigation is recommended as the leaves will stay dry and the plants are less likely to get rust, a fungal disease. The trailing canes need major support, typically a fence, and the more upright varieties such as Apache and Navajo also do better with some support. Allow the plants to grow naturally the first year and then train them on the supports the second year. The trailing varieties can be tied or woven along the supports. After producing berries, the fruiting canes should be cut to the ground.

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Blackberry, Apache Thornless

 

Very large, high quality blackberry on upright growing, thornless stems. Glossy black, conical shaped fruit ripens mid to late June. Highly productive and resistant to anthracnose. Zones 5-9.

 
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Blackberry, Baby Cakes Thornless

 

Dwarf bush perfect for pots. Grows three to four feet with a compact, rounded habit. Large, sweet berries ripen in summer and, in most areas, are produced twice a year. 400 hours. Zones 4 to 9. POTTED.

 
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Blackberry, Black Satin Thornless

 

Blackberry with medium to large black fruit with honey sweet flavor. Vigorous grower with semi-erect, thornless, heavy yielding canes. Rarely suckers, very disease resistant. Requires summer heat to fully ripen. Ripens in July. Zone 5 to 9.

 
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Blackberry, Chester Thornless

 

Large, firm, high quality fruit with sweet, very good flavor. Similar to Hull with better resistance to cane blight, slightly hardier. Will not soften, leak or lose color in hot weather. Cold hardy to -12 degrees F; most winter hardy of the thornless varieties. Semi-upright. Late season producer with very long production season. Best in zones 5 to 7. POTTED.

 
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Blackberry, Chickasaw

 

High yielding blackberry variety produces large, high quality fruit on vigorous, erect canes. Fruit is long, cylindrical and slightly flattened in shape and very attractive with a glossy black finish. Resistant to anthracnose. Cold hardy to USDA zone 5.

 
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Blackberry, Dirksen Thornless

 

Big, thick clusters of large, very sweet, glossy black berries. Excellent for fresh eating, pie, jam, jelly and juice. Exceptionally vigorous, highly productive, erect canes. Resistant to leaf spot, mildew and anthracnose. Matures in July. Not recommended for northern climates. Hardy in zones 6-10.

 
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Blackberry, Kiowa

 

Large, attractive, glossy black fruit. Fruit is firm, "blockish" and oblong in shape. Black berries are produced throughout the harvest season on thorned canes. Orange rust resistant. Moderately resistant to anthracnose. Asexual reproduction of this blackberry plant without license is prohibited. Zones 5 to 10. POTTED.

 
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Blackberry, Loch Ness Thornless

 

Large, firm, conical glossy black berries with excellent flavor. Heavy crops produced on semi-erect canes. Very winter hardy. Zones 5 to 9. Ripens from late June into August.

 
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Blackberry, Marion

 

Blackberry with medium to large, bright red to black, firm, very flavorful fruit with faint wild blackberry flavor; similar to Olallie. Excellent quality for fresh eating, freezing, canning. Produces on vigorous, trailing canes. Best in zones 6 to 9; best flavor in cooler summer climates. Leading variety in Pacific Northwest. Ripens mid July to mid August.

 
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Blackberry, Natchez Thornless

 

Semi-erect, thornless early season blackberry. Elongated large firm fruit. Very heat tolerant. Zones 5 to 9. POTTED.

 
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Blackberry, Navajo Thornless

 

Medium sized fruit with superior quality and a flavor that is less tart than other thornless cultivars. The first fully erect and self supporitng thornless blackberry. Ripens June through July. Cold hardy to 13 degrees F. Zones 5 to 10. Best in warm summer areas. Pat. No. 6679. POTTED.

 
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Blackberry, Olallie

 

Large, shiny, firm black fruit. Sweet, less tart than blackberries; will sweeten even in cool coastal climates. Vigorous grower, very productive. Commercial variety in California. Ripens in June. Zones 4 to 11. POTTED.

 
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Blackberry, Snowbank

 

Unique old variety from Luther Burbank, introduced in 1916. Berries are white with all the flavor of a regular blackberry. Trailing habit. Ripens in late July. Zones 5 to 9. POTTED.

 
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Blackberry, Triple Crown Thornless

 

Named for its three crowning attributes: flavor, productivity and vigor. High yields begin with first harvest from mid July to mid August. Semi-erect thornless canes can grow 12-15 feet long and bear large, firm, tasty berries. Zones 5 to 10.

 
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Boysenberry

 

Large, soft, reddish black fruit. Very juicy with sweet-tart flavor and delightful aroma. Good for canning, freezing and eating fresh. Boysenberries produce in mild winter areas; can be grown on the coast or inland. Ripens in June. Zones 5 to 10.

 
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Boysenberry, Thornless

 

Less vigorous with lower yields than regular boysenberry. Extremely large, almost seedless, juicy, sweet berries, 1 1/2 to 2 1/2" long and 1" wide. Juicy, full-bodied flavor, more than a blackberry. Plant grows five feet tall. Bears the first year after planting. Heavy producer during May and June. Zones 5 to 10. Requires winter protection below -5 degrees F. POTTED.

 
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Goji Berry

 

Also known as wolfberry. Weeping shrub reaches six to nine feet and produces copious quantities of small, bright red berries that can be eaten fresh, dried or used in cooking. Highest level of antioxidants of any food plant. Also high in protein and amino acids. Fruit starts ripening in July. Afternoon shade in hottest climates. Prefers well-drained soil. Self-fruitful. Zones 4 to 11. POTTED.

 
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Gooseberry, Black Velvet

 

Award winning variety that produces excellent large sweet fruit. Outstanding flavor when vine-ripened. Vigorous shrub is very disease resistant. Extremely cold hardy. Zones 4 to 8. POTTED.

 
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Oregon Champion

Gooseberry, Oregon Champion

 

Medium to large yellowish green berries that hold well on the bush. Heavy producer, mildew resistant. Excellent for eating fresh, jams and pies. Zones 3 to 8.

 
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Gooseberry, Pixwell

 

Large, oval, light green berries turn rosy pink when fully ripe. The fruit is soft, juicy and high in sugar, with rich pink flesh. Makes excellent pies and preserves. Bush is moderately vigorous and productive. It is an upright grower with ornamental, glossy, dark green leaves; practically thornless. Mildew resistant. Thrives in partial shade where summers are hot; drought tolerant. Leaves turn purple in fall. Hardy in Zones 3-9.

 
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Loganberry, Thornless

 

Thought to be a wild cross between a red raspberry and a blackberry. Soft, medium to large, lavender-red berry does not darken while ripening. Unique tart or sour flavor because of high acidity. Loganberries are highly prized for pies, juice, canning and wine making. Thornless canes with average yield; very drought tolerant. Needs cold winter to set well. Hardiness similar to Boysenberry. Ripens in June.

 
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Amity

Raspberry, Amity

 

Large, firm, dark red berries with classic raspberry flavor and superior quality. Excellent for fresh market and home gardens. Aphid resistant. Zones 3 to 9.

 
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Raspberry, Anne

 

Everbearing. Largest and best tasting of the yellow raspberries. Very sweet quarter-sized fruit. Ripens late August through October. Requires good drainage. Highly adaptable, but can experience winter cane dieback in colder climates. Productive in the Gulf Coast region. Zones 3 to 10. Patent no. 10411. POTTED.

 
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Raspberry, Autumn Bliss

 

Everbearing. Attractive red berries are superior to Heritage in yield and ripen two weeks earlier. Very disease resistant. U.S. plant patent no. 6597. Hardy in Zones 3-8.

 
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Raspberry, Bababerry

 

Extra large red raspberries up to an inch and a half long. Fine flavor, excellent for all uses. Hardy to 0 degrees F, but does well in warmest climates of the USA. Zones 6 to 11. Large crop in June and a smaller one in autumn. Propagated by tissue culture to ensure varietal integrity. Patent No. 4732. POTTED.

 
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Raspberry, Canby

 

Medium to large. Light red berry. Firm, sweet and excellent for fresh use or freezing. Vigorous canes. Moderate winter hardiness. Likes cooler summers. Nearly thornless at harvest heights. High level of virus and aphid immunity. Zones 4 to 9. Ripens in June. POTTED.

 
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Raspberry, Caroline

 

Fall bearing red raspberry with exceptional flavor. Very good yields and tolerant of phytophthora root rot. Widely adaptable. Great performer for commercial and home gardens. Hardy to zone 4. POTTED.

 
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Raspberry, Fall Gold

 

Everbearing. Golden raspberries are very sweet, large to very large, conical, soft, juicy and non-crumbling. Excellent for fresh eating and processing. Adaptable to a wide variety of soils. Highly recommended for upper south and mountain areas; not recommended for extreme northern areas. Plant is vigorous and does well in zones 4 to 11. Ripens in July and September in warmer areas and late spring and July/August until hard frost in cooler areas.

 
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Raspberry, Heritage Red

 

Everbearing. Very large, firm berry; popular commercial raspberry variety. Bears excellent quality moderate early July crop and heavy crop of medium quality early September fruit. Vigorous, hardy canes are erect and need no staking or tying. Most popular fall variety nationwide; very adaptable. Zones 4 to 11.

 
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Honey Queen

Raspberry, Honey Queen

 

Sweet honey flavor in medium sized yellow berries. Excellent fresh or for jam. Hardy to zone 3.

 
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Raspberry, Jewel

 

Compact clusters of large to very large glossy black berries of very high quality. Firm and juicy with rich flavor. Extremely vigorous and productive. Most disease resistant of all black raspberries. Zones 4 to 11. POTTED.

 
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Raspberry, Raspberry Shortcake

 

Thornless, compact bush to two to three feet, perfect for pots. Dense growth. 500 hours or less. Zones 4 to 9. POTTED.

 
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Raspberry, Vintage

 

Everbearing. Extra large bright red berries with a higher sugar content which makes for outstanding flavor. Highly recommended.

 
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