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Black Satin Blackberries
No Thorns, No Suckers
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Black Satin Blackberries have large, luscious berries with unique tart/sweet flavor. Lose their glossy shine when fully ripe, around mid-July. Self-pollinating but more productive with a second variety nearby. (We suggest Triple Crown). Extremely vigorous, semi-erect.
No. 1, 1-year plants.
At the supermarket, a handful of raspberries or blackberries can cost $5 or more. But why pay those premium prices when you can harvest baskets of these flavor-filled berries for fresh-eating, jams and desserts right from you own backyard? For easiest harvest and to reduce the risk of fungal disease, provide some types of support for the canes. A simple wire trellis set between posts often adequate. Cut spent canes to the ground after they finish fruiting.
Thornless plants.
Zones: 6-9.
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Product Details
Zones: 6 - 9 ( 0° F.)
Height: 4 - 5 feet
Spacing: 4 feet rows 10 feet apart
Depth: Same depth as they were in the nursery.
Spread: 4-5 feet
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pollinator: Self-pollinating
Yield: 4-6 quarts
Foliage: Deep Green
Blooms: June
| Fruit: Firm, highly quality, 1 X 3/4 inch, glossy black berries, ripens early
Comments: Subacid, wild blackberry taste. Rich, fruity aroma. Fully productive at a young age. May produce a second crop in late September. Introduced in 1958.
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