Black Diamond Thornless Blackberry- Great for Home Gardeners

Black Diamond Thornless Blackberry- Great for Home GardenersBlack Diamond Thornless Blackberry It is a cross between Kotato and a New Zealand thornless blackberry. Developed by USDA in Corvallis, Oregon and Oregon State University. Recommended for home gardeners in USDA zone 6 9. This easy to grow blackberry is a thornless alternative to Marionberry. Harvest time is similar to Marion. Has small seeds and a flavor similar to Marion, just a little milder. Yields are a little more than Marion. More cold hardy

Grows best in rich

also attracts humming birds

nitrogen fixation

adding texture

This evergreen shrub has fragrant orange blossom like white flowers and glossy soft leaves that emit a citrus fragrance when crushed

This gardenia variety prefers well-drained

Planting in Spring or early Fall allows for root establishment before extreme temperatures

sweet and flavorful berries from early summer through fall

and 500 are shipped standard shipping

and under ideal conditions may reach up to 5-6 ft tall and wider spread

Great in pies

The plant adapts well to diverse landscaping needs—from specimen trees