Blackberry Plants

Rubus fruitcosus 'Big Daddy' It's bigger! It's better! Hey, it's even thornless! You berry lovers are in for a Big Treat with Big Daddy blackberrie...

Rubus watson x 'Black Satin' Experience the bountiful harvest of plump, succulent, and thornless blackberries from this heat-tolerant variety, orig...

Rubus watson x 'Celestial' You'll thank your lucky stars for these exceptionally tasty berries! This innovative blackberry cultivar is the result o...

Rubus subg. Rubus Watson 'Columbia Giant' When we say Columbia Giant, we're not kidding! Enjoy bountiful crops of the largest-ever, thornless black...

Rubus subg. Rubus watson 'Columbia Star' Columbia Star, released in 2014, is a vigorous, thornless, trailing blackberry. It has superior flavor, la...

Rubus Watson 'Galaxy', USPP30,062 'Galaxy' was bred in 2000 and selected in 2003, with ORUS 1393-2-1 and 'Triple Crown' as its parents. It is a tho...

Rubus x 'Prime Ark Freedom' Now grow thornless blackberries like you do primocane raspberries! Prime Ark Freedom produces prolific, delicious harve...

Rubus watson x 'Sweetie Pie' 'Sweetie Pie' is a new blackberry cultivar with thornless canes and an erect growth pattern. Developed and released by...

Rubus sp., subgenus Rubus (Eubatus) 'Triple Crown' Productive, tasty and hardy - Triple Crown wins by a mile! This cultivar can produce 30 pounds o...

Rubus watson x 'Twilight' The Twilight Thornless blackberry is a new blend of eastern and western genetics, developed in Oregon State - USPP30879P2...

Rubus fruitcosus 'Chester' To extend the harvest, plant Chester, which starts its late season, huge production right when Triple Crown leaves off. ...

Rubus subg. Rubus watson 'Columbia Sunrise' These new delicious, trailing, thornless blackberries ripen one to two weeks before any other thornless...

Rubus x 'Hall's Beauty' Large, double flowers on a thornless trailing floricane blackberry? She's a beauty, all right - Hall's Beauty, that is! The...

Rubus fruticosus 'Loch Ness'Try this new, richly sweet/tart, thornless Scottish blackberry for its monstrously large, shiny black fruit and better ...