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Jewel Black Raspberry

(Rubus occidentalus) -Full Sun to Part Shade–  sweet wild flavor, huge berries, early season

Early season.   A time-tested variety which still holds the main spot in nursery catalogs, and for good reason.   Black glossy berries about twice the size of wild black raspberries, twice the yield, and strong, anthracnose-resistant canes.   Definitely needs trellising or you will wind up with tip-rooted plants everywhere!   Has all the flavor of wild black raspberries—simply delectable!   Canes can grow over 10’ long; best to tip at 5′.   Space 2.5’ apart in row.  Needs well drained soil or a raised bed. Self fertile.

Quart pots $9, Gallon* pots $18

North American native plant,   

Availability of plants varies from day to day.  We rarely carry every size/price option listed at any one time.  Please call before you come to check availability.

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Purple Flowering Raspberry

(Rubus odoratus) -Sun to shade–  Native ornamental shrub with large single pink/purple flowers. Edible but tasteless berries (needs pollinator). Spreads by runners

Yellow raspberries have the same growth habit as reds.   Plant 1’-2’ apart in row; will fill in row with suckers in a year or two.  All raspberries dislike soggy roots; raised beds are a good strategy for the heavy clay soils in this region. Self fertile.

Quart pots $9, Gallon* pots $18

North American native plant,   

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Royalty Purple Raspberry

Rubus idaeus -Full Sun–  Vigorous, very productive, very large berries with good flavor, late summer bearing.

Quart pots $9, Gallon* pots $18

North American native plant,   

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Georgia Red Raspberry

(Rubus idaeus) -Full Sun–  thornless! Summer bearing, early

Thornless, good producer of large, high quailty fruit. Red raspberries require a raised bed to thrive in our heavy clay.  Plant 1’-2’ apart in row; will fill in row with suckers in a year or two.  Does not need trellising.  Self fertile.

Quart pots $9, Gallon* pots $18

North American native plant,   

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Sweet-ArkTM Ponca Thornless Blackberry

(Rubus fruticosus) -Full Sun to Part Shade–  Medium size berries are very sweet with great flavor, erect growth

Semi-erect, but best grown on a trellis.  One of the largest fruited blackberries available, good sweetness and small seed size (for a blackberry). Early season, about 2 weeks earlier than Triple Crown.  Blackberries do well in almost any soil in our region.   Space 3’ apart in row.  Self fertile.

Quart pots $9, Gallon* pots $18

North American native plant,   

Availability of plants varies from day to day.  We rarely carry every size/price option listed at any one time.  Please call before you come to check availability.

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Caddo Thornless Blackberry

(Rubus fruticosus) -Full Sun to Part Shade–  Very good flavor and large berries, early ripening, Erect growth

Semi-erect, but best grown on a trellis.  One of the largest fruited blackberries available, good sweetness and small seed size (for a blackberry). Early season, about 2 weeks earlier than Triple Crown.  Blackberries do well in almost any soil in our region.   Space 3’ apart in row.  Self fertile.

Quart pots $9, Gallon* pots $18

North American native plant,   

Availability of plants varies from day to day.  We rarely carry every size/price option listed at any one time.  Please call before you come to check availability.

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Natchez Thornless Blackberry

(Rubus fruticosus) -Full Sun to Part Shade–  Sweet, Early Variety, Semi-Erect

Semi-erect, but best grown on a trellis.  One of the largest fruited blackberries available, good sweetness and small seed size (for a blackberry). Early season, about 2 weeks earlier than Triple Crown.  Blackberries do well in almost any soil in our region.   Space 3’ apart in row.  Self fertile.

Quart pots $9, Gallon* pots $18

North American native plant,   

Availability of plants varies from day to day.  We rarely carry every size/price option listed at any one time.  Please call before you come to check availability.

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Triple Crown Thornless Blackberry

(Rubus fruticosus) -Full Sun to Part Shade–  Sweet, Trailing type, extremely vigorous

Trailing type, needs trellis. Our most productive (per plant) of the sweet thornless types. Large berries, fast growth, smaller seeds.   Blackberries will tip root and give you many more plants if you fail to tie them to the trellis.  Canes can grow 10’ or more but best to tip them at 4′-7′.   Blooms very late so avoids the occasional freezes that can hurt the blossoms of earlier blackberries.  Blackberries do well in almost any soil in our region.  Mid to late-season ripening.   Space 5’ apart in row.  Self fertile.

Quart pots $9, Gallon* pots $18

North American native plant,   

Availability of plants varies from day to day.  We rarely carry every size/price option listed at any one time.  Please call before you come to check availability.