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| Mature Height: |
3-6 ft. |
| Mature Width: |
3-5 ft. |
| Sunlight: |
Full or Partial |
| Soil Conditions: |
Adaptable |
| Drought Tolerance: |
Good |
• No thorns!
• High in vitamins and antioxidants
• Pest resistant
Love blackberries but hate getting scratched by thorns?
You no longer have to be extra careful when picking berries, or warn your children about being pricked. Thorns can even be a nuisance to your pets!
More importantly - these berries don't need to be sprayed with insecticides because they are seldom bothered by pests.
That means you can grow your blackberries the healthy way... no spraying!
Highly adaptable bushes grow in a variety of conditions. Just plant, then pick!
You get a lifetime supply of free, delicious blackberries. Plus, unlike store bought berries shipped from South America, you know that yours are completely safe- when grown organically.
If you're looking to grow lots of berries in a hurry, we recommend ordering the older plants. They are much more branched- meaning you get up to four times the berries as the younger variety.
These plants produce heavy amounts of sweet, delicious berries. They grow together in large clusters and are great for eating off the bush, or for making jams and jellies.
Blackberries contain tons of healthy anti-oxidants, which are rich in health benefits.
Blackberry Plants grow upright to a height of 3-6 ft. - so you don't need a trellis. Frequently planted in groups of 3.
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Review Blackberry Bushes & Plants here... |
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Reviewed by Theresa in Orrville, OH:
I was very pleased with the thornless blackberry plants that I received from Fast Growing Trees Nursery. They came in their own soil pot and had a few branches with leaves and looked very alive and healthy. I ordered 6 plants from another company last summer and was disappointed when they came with bare roots in a plastic bag with one 6 inch branch out the top with no leaves. They looked dead upon arrival. I planted and watered. 3 plants finally started to sprout leaves after several weeks, then the rabbits chewed them and they died. The plants from Fast Growing Trees Nursery look so much healthier and alive right out of the box. And I put cages around them to keep the bunnies at bay!
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Reviewed by Brandie in Mansfield, TX:
Growing fast and looks great! This bush is thriving in my red clay, sandy soil. I can't believe how well it's doing and how much it has grown. It has several flowers and should have a lot of berries this summer.
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Reviewed by Anne in Baltimore, MD:
Blackberries planted in partial shade related to hot, humid Baltimore summers, difficultly in maintaining ground moisture. Fruited first summer after spring planting. Young plants, sparse but taste-packed fruit performing quite well in planting setting (which is also adjacent to fence for support if use as screen). Most successful blackberry plants purchased.
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Reviewed by Anne in Baltimore, MD:
Blackberries planted in partial shade related to hot, humid Baltimore summers, difficultly in maintaining ground moisture. Fruited first summer after spring planting. Young plants, sparse but taste packed fruit performing quite well in planting setting (which is also adjacent to fence for support if use as screen). Most successful blackberry plants purchased.
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Reviewed by Jacqueline:
These bushes were a great deal. I planted them the first year I got some great black berries off of them.
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Reviewed by Larry:
I planted all five of the plants in the North-west corner of my yard. They are doing great and have vines up to five feet long. I am looking forward to harvesting my first crop of blackberries this summer.
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