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 At the supermarket, a handful of blackberries can cost upwards of $5 or more. Why pay those premium prices when you can harvest buckets of these flavor-filled berries for fresh eating, hams and desserts right from your own backyard? Black raspberries are typically less hardy than reds and yellows, but the ones we’ve selected are especially sturdy and reliable.
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Black Satin Blackberry
Large, luscious berries with unique tart/sweet flavor. They
lose their glossy shine when fully ripe, around mid July.
$8.95
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Arapaho Blackberry
Fully erect and thornless, quickly forms a full fruiting row.
$8.95
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Chickasaw Blackberry
The erect canes of this thorny blackberry produce enormous
yields of glossy black fruit.
$9.95
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Triple Crown Blackberry
Vigorous plants consistently produce plentiful yields of large, tasty
fruit.
$9.95
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Ouachita Blackberry
Enjoy consistent yields of large, extra-sweet berries, easily
harvested from thornless, fully erect canes.
$9.95
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Black Satin Blackberry
Large, luscious berries with unique tart/sweet flavor. Lose
their glossy shine when fully ripe, around mid July.
$9.95
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Boysenberry
Purple-black berries have an intense flavor, fruity scent and
are nearly seedless and very juicy.
$9.95
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