Blackberry Thornless 'Thornless Evergreen' 60-70 cm (Rubus laciniatus)
325 SEK
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Thornless Blackberry Variety 'Thornless Evergreen' - current height 60-70 cm
Common name: Blackberry, Cutleaf Blackberry
Scientific name: Rubus laciniatus
Family: Rose family
Plant history & use:
'Thornless Evergreen' is a thornless variety with evergreen leaves that produces abundant large black berries with a sweet and full flavor. This particular variety has become very popular recently because the lack of thorns makes the berries easy to pick and the cut leaves look nice in the garden all year round.
The berries ripen from August to September. The berries are excellent to eat fresh as they are, freeze, or use for juice, jam, and baked goods.
A purple to dull blue dye can be extracted from the fruit.
Cultivation:
Let it grow in well-drained, humus-rich soil in a warm and sunny spot. Does not thrive well in heavy clay soils, dry sandy soils, or waterlogged areas.
Growth is favored if it can grow against something to support its long branches. Feel free to let it grow against a pergola, a wall, a tree with airy branches, or similar.
Produces berries on last year's shoots.
Characteristics:
Longevity: Perennial
Light conditions: sun/partial shade
Height: 3-4 m
Hardiness zone: 1-4
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Blackberry Thornless 'Thornless Evergreen' 60-70 cm (Rubus laciniatus)
325 SEK
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325 SEK
Unit price perThornless Blackberry Variety 'Thornless Evergreen' - current height 60-70 cm
Common name: Blackberry, Cutleaf Blackberry
Scientific name: Rubus laciniatus
Family: Rose family
Plant history & use:
'Thornless Evergreen' is a thornless variety with evergreen leaves that produces abundant large black berries with a sweet and full flavor. This particular variety has become very popular recently because the lack of thorns makes the berries easy to pick and the cut leaves look nice in the garden all year round.
The berries ripen from August to September. The berries are excellent to eat fresh as they are, freeze, or use for juice, jam, and baked goods.
A purple to dull blue dye can be extracted from the fruit.
Cultivation:
Let it grow in well-drained, humus-rich soil in a warm and sunny spot. Does not thrive well in heavy clay soils, dry sandy soils, or waterlogged areas.
Growth is favored if it can grow against something to support its long branches. Feel free to let it grow against a pergola, a wall, a tree with airy branches, or similar.
Produces berries on last year's shoots.
Characteristics:
Longevity: Perennial
Light conditions: sun/partial shade
Height: 3-4 m
Hardiness zone: 1-4
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