This new release from the U of A has very hardy, upright canes. Very large fruit with excellent flavor.
Arapaho fruit has excellent sweet flavor, good size, firm berries and heavy production. We believe that it is one of the earliest blackberries to ripen. Hardy in zones 4-9.
Navaho is a very popular variety. Yielding a bumper crop of large, firm, sweet fruit. It establishes itself quickly and shows good heat tolerance as well as cold tolerance. Hardy in zones 6-10.
Very cold hardy plant. Has medium to large well flavored fruit. Tight compact clusers. Triple Crown, very vigorous, semi-erect cans. Has medium to large firm sweet fruit. New from USDA.
TRIPLE CROWN:
New from USDA. Vigorous vines, produce firm, sweet fruit. Very productive.
For 1 year plants
One of the earlies ripening berries. Has very large fruit with great flavor. Upright canes. Also a new release from the U of A.
Thought to be the biggest blackberry in the world, appears to be very heat tolerant and has flavor similar to Shawnee. Ripens mid to late season(July). Hardy in zones 5-9.
It is rapidly becoming a favorite of the upright thorny types. Berries are large, very sweet and firm. It is one of the more winter hardy varieties. Ripens mid-season. Hardy in zones 5-8.
Very hardy and vigorous canes. Grows well in most climates. Berries are of medium size and sweet. An old favorite. Ripens mid-season. Hardy in zones 5-8.
For 1 year plants
A thornless variety from the University of Arkansas. Early ripening, high yielding, excellent fruit quality and flavor.
For 1 year plants
ARAPAHO
NAVAHO
APACHE
OUCHITA