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This variety from Arkansas produces larger fruit and higher yields. The Apache fruit are blocky and conical with a very attractive glossy black color. Early reports show fruit to be larger (approx. 10g) than Arapaho or Navaho. Canes of Apache are more erect than other thornless varieties and can be grown without a trellis when primocanes are tipped at 42" to control primocane length and encourage lateral shoot growth. See More Details
Popular variety due to small seed size, it is the earliest ripening thornless blackberry cultivar known to date. The plants are moderately vigorous and erect in growth habit. The outstanding characteristics are thornless, erect, self-supporting canes, good fruit quality, medium sized (aporx. 5 g). Earliness of ripening and its ability to establish a full fruiting row quicklySee More Details
Caddo is a thornless erect, floricane-fruiting blackberry with large berries, very good fruit flavor, a good option for local-market production and home gardens, an early mid-season cultivar choice. Plants have exhibited very good health with consistently healthy floricane leaves, proven to be disease free, having shown no orange rust, anthracnose or cane-leaf rust in all research trials. Winter hardiness has been comparable to Ouachita, and has shown very limited winter injury to a low of 1F.See More Details
It has great potential as the first upright, thornless blackberry having the best flavor of any blackberry. However, the berries are the smallest of all varieties. It has yields as high as 8000 lbs. or more per acre. The canes should be topped at shoulder height several times during the season. Good for shipping. See More Details
This blackberry is a recent release from the University of Arkansas. Ouachita, pronounced WAH-shi-tah, is a very upright growing, vigorous, thornless blackberry. Plants can be self supporting when primocanes are tipped at 45 inches. However, trellising may be needed to keep a full crop from leaning out of the row. Fruit quality is excellent. Berries are firm, sweet and larger than Navaho and Arapaho, but smaller than Apache, averaging 6 grams each. See More Details
Ponca is a high-yielding thornless blackberry, with erect canes, medium-sized fruit with enhanced sweetness and good post-harvest handling traits. A commercial cultivar with good potential as an early-market berry for shipping, local market production and home garden use. Berries average 6.8 grams. It has shown to be disease-free, showing no orange rust or anthracnose and limited cane or leaf rust in research trialsSee More Details
Released from North Carolina. Canes are erect, thornless and fruits at the same time as Navaho. Fruit is medium to large, averaging about 6.6 grams. Berries are sweet, have small seeds and low acidity. Initial results show better tolerance to wet conditions than other varieties. Suggested for growers in southern regions. Hardiness Zone not yet determined.Thornless, Erect, Summer Bearing, Large Berry, 9.4% Sugar Content. See More Details
1st Thornless Primocane Blackberry!Best suited for home gardens and local commercial markets. Fruits on first year canes (primocanes) as well as second year canes (floricanes) in Zone 6 or warmer. If properly managed you can get two crops! the crop on the second year canes may be the most important as the fruit will ripen before SWD becomes a problem. See More Details
Prime Ark Traveler is the second release of primocane thornless blackberries from the University of Arkansas. Early ripening, erect thornless blackberry. Medium to large size firm fruit, with 9-11% sugar level with good yields. Heat stress may reduces flowering and fruit size (daytime temperatures of 90 degrees and higher for an extended period of time).See More Details
The nose is light, mellow and fruity with a hint of fresh picked ripe blackberries. Smooth, sweet, juicy ripe blackberry flavors abound. A pleasant crisp fruity flavor lingers on the tongue, reminiscent of blackberry cobble