With an upright growth habit, DownHome Harvest® 'Navaho' Thornless Blackberry does not require trellising, which simplifies plant care. And the erect canes are thornless, so you won’t prick ...

One of the simple joys of summer is eating fresh blackberries. Anyone who has picked wild blackberries in the woods would be hesitant to grow them at home. They envision tangled brambles full of ...

Blackberry- Plant on 2 ft. spacing. Domesticated varieties. Fruit is extra large and sweet. Bears on two-year-old wood. Harvest fruit continuously for 1 month. Prune old canes after ...

Question: We have Triple Crown Blackberry bushes at our residence. What is the proper care for these particular ... Answer: Triple Crown is a terrific thornless blackberry that’s well-known ...

Researchers have discovered the genetic region responsible for blackberries’ deploying of a type of pointy self-protection: ...

Natchez,' a new Texas Superstar, is a thornless, pest-resistant cultivar ... Natchez' is a semi-erect plant best grown on a trellis. Plant in full sun in a well-draining, compost-enriched soil ...

(Blackberries can be invasive, so even if you're planting the upright thornless varieties such as 'Arapaho' or 'Navajo,' it's best to plant them where they won't invade the neighbors' property.

CLARKSVILLE — Caddo, a blackberry packing a little name and a mouthful of flavor, is a high-quality thornless variety ... high yields and excellent plant health,” Clark said.

They can scratch pickers and damage fruit, making thornless blackberry varieties the preferred option in the US market. Now, a team of researchers has pinpointed the genetic location behind them, ...

This thornless blackberry grows upright, making it easier than ever to grow your own fruit. News Today's news US Politics World Tech Reviews and deals Audio Computing Gaming Health Home Phones ...