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Apache Thornless Blackberry Bush

$35.00
+ Gift Wrapping
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  • The super-sized, super flavorful, super safe thornless Blackberry, not only packed with sweet-savory flavor but is perfect for families kids who want to dive in and pick fresh fruit without the worry of scratches from thorns.
  • Apache is a full-flavored berry that is mouthwateringly sweet with a hint of tartness to round it out.
  • Thornless Blackberries.
  • They have reddish-black, juicy, large, plump fruit.
  • Wonderful to harvest in the home garden.
  • Erect 5'-8' canes full of large fruit.
  • Self-pollinating.
  • Flowers in early spring and harvests in early summer.
  • Fruits on second-year canes.
  • USDA Zones 5-9. 

 

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Check out our Cane Berry Growing Guide (pdf)

 

Protect your tree from sunburn, insects & rodents with PLANT GUARD tree paint & foliar spray.

 

Protect your roots from rodents with ROOT GUARD the original gopher wire basket. 

 

Feed your fruit tree with Romeo Plant Food. This water-soluble fertilizer is great for in-ground or in-container growing. 

 

 


 

  • We can ship our "Other Edibles" (non-citrus plants) and growing accessories to most states, including Texas, Arizona or Florida. 

  • Sorry, we do not ship any items to the US Virgin Islands, Guam, Puerto Rico or to API/APO addresses, or to other countries at this time.
  • No customer pick-up.

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    Bush measures 6"+ tall. It arrives in a 2-gallon pot.

     


    Growing Conditions

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    Full Sun

    Provide 8 or more hours of direct sunlight per day.

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    4’-8’ MATURE BUSH

    When planted in the ground, bush will reach 4'-8’ at maturity.

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    SELF FERTILE

    Black Jack Figs are self-fruitful and do not require pollination.

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    Summer/ Fall

    Season when fruit typically ripens in California

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    Hardy to 5 ºF

    Protect when temperatures fall below 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Figs go deciduous in the Winter months.

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