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Planting & Care. Learn all about how to grow blackberry plants in The Growing Guide. An entire section of our website dedicated to your growing success. Read about how to grow blackberry plants »
Zone: 5 - 9 (-10° F.). Form: Upright, erect canes. Soil Requirements: Well-drained, rich, sandy loamy soil. 5.5 - 6.8 pH. Growth Rate: Medium growth rate. Pruning: In late Winter, early Spring, prune and thin your blackberry plants. Size: 1/4 - 1/2 inch blossoms. Comments: Fully erect and thornless.
Arapaho Blackberry. Rubus spp. The earliest ripening thornless variety. Lots more to pick at once because it ripens its fruit in a 4 week period. Can be planted farther south. Arapaho needs only 400-500 chill hours (hours with temperatures below 45*F). PP# 8510. zone 6-8.degrees F) Plant Patent # 8510. The outstanding
"Arapaho" is hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 6 to 8, where it requires a bright, sunny location with good air circulation. Do not grow it near wild blackberry brambles, which may harbor pests and diseases, or areas where members of the potato family were previously grown, such as peppers,
Site Selection for Blackberry Bushes. Light: Full Sun. First three weeks watering schedule: Water blackberries plants during the day. First Year Pruning: First year erect canes should be left unpruned. 1st Year Fertilizing: After the soil has settled, add 10-10-10 nitrogen fertilizer.
11 Feb 2009 Plant with 'Navaho' for 6 weeks of continuous harvest. 'Shawnee', Thorny. Hardy to –8°F. Ripens 7 days before 'Navaho'. Very productive; yields up to 60 pounds of fruit per 20 feet of row. Large berries with classic eastern blackberry flavor, good balance of sweet and tart. Berries not as firm as thornless
Arapaho and Navaho are thornless, grow well as far south as northern Florida, produce upright canes for easy picking, and show good disease resistance. These and other thornless selections don't spread as aggressively as thorny types. Jim rates Navaho as the best-tasting new blackberry. Arapaho runs a close second,
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Erect blackberries produce stiff, erect canes that need summer and winter pruning. Cultivars include 'Cherokee', 'Shawnee', and 'Navaho'. Fruitareglossyandfirm,withamilderaromaand flavorandlargerseedsthanthetrailingtypes. Obsidian. Bernadine C. Strik, Extension berry crops professor,. Oregon State University. Archival
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