New from USDA - Cross of Carbondale 47 x Arkansas 545. Very productive, firm, sweet fruit with vigorous growth. Widely adaptable.
(Pat #6679) from Arkansas. Ripens 10 days after Arapaho. Excellent flavor, firm, sweet fruit. Upright growing.
(Pat #8510) from Arkansas. Earliest ripening. Sweet , firm, upright growing.
(Patent pending) from Arkansas. Characteristics include very large, high quality fruit, vigorous upright growth, high yields and very sweet, glossy black fruit. It shows good cold hardiness and excellent disease resistance. We believe Apache will become a very important variety to the commercial grower and home gardener. Ripens in late June.
(New, patent pending). The latest thornless blackberry from Arkansas. High yielding, excellent fruit quality and flavor. Beautiful large, sweet fruit. Early season. Limited supply, order early.
(New, patent pending). The latest hybrid thorn type from Arkansas. Produces very large fruit with very high yields and good flavor. It has good upright growth and excellent disease resistance.
(Pat # 9861) from Arkansas. Late season. Very large fruit.
Heat tolerant. Widely grown in Texas & similar climates.
From Texas A & M. Heat tolerant. Large fruit with excellent flavor.
Kiowas & Chickasaw - Please add $0.10 per plant.
Pencil size, 4-5 inch long root cuttings grown from tissue culture planting stock which assures you of the best root material on the market. Root cuttings are available in late winter and spring only. Minimum order is 100 roots of a variety. Varieties may not be combined for a lower rate.
New! Fruit is the shape of a blackberry with the color of a red raspberry. Large, rich, sweet fruit. Ripens early season.