Rows of all kinds should be about 10 ft. apart. Plant trailing blackberries 5–8 ft ... their crowns covered with an inch of soil. Plant container-grown plants so that the top of the root ...

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The easiest way to grow blackberries is in a row trained like a hedge, with the plants spaced 3 to 4 feet apart. If you plant several rows, space the rows about 5 to 6 feet apart. Trailing ...

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Blackberry plants need full sun and can be planted in rows or clusters. If you have a fence or trellis already, this may be a good place for semi-erect varieties to grow along. Otherwise ...

Rows of all kinds should be about 10 ft. apart. Plant trailing blackberries 5–8 ft ... their crowns covered with an inch of soil. Plant container-grown plants so that the top of the root ball is even ...