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Kiowa Blackberry

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Original price $19.99 - Original price $19.99
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$19.99
$19.99 - $19.99
Current price $19.99
SKU E558

Rubus idaeus 'Kiowa'

Enjoy these oversized sweet and flavorful blackberries - they are about as big as a blackberry can get! The canes are thorny, but the 6-week long, abundant mid-to-late harvest more than makes up for the thorns. Even heavy heat can't take these monsters down!

Tip the sturdy, upright canes when they reach 3-5’ in the spring and you won’t need a trellis. Easy to grow in most of the country; requires just 200-300 chill hours making them a great choice even through much of the South. USDA Zones 6-9

Size: 4" Pot

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • Do the Kiowa blackberries need multiple blackberry plants or even another variety blackberry to pollinate and produce fruit, or are they self-pollinating?

    Kiowa blackberries are self pollinating.

  • When should the Kiowa brand be planted?

    During the spring or fall is best, winter is also acceptable if your soils do not freeze too hard and the plant is already dormant.

  • Hello, I bought both a prime ark freedom and kiowa variety of blackberries from y’all early last spring. Are each of these varieties considered erect, semi-erect, or trailing types? Second, I see that their chill hour requirements are different, does this make them incompatible pollination partners? I’ve already had them planted within 6 ft of each other.

    Kiowa and Prime Ark Freedom are both considered erect types. Chilling hour requirements are not related to cross pollination.

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Gerry C.
plant i so small

so mall

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Suren N.
Amazing plant quality. Shipped with care !

Thank you!
I got healthy plants and they look great!
I also can’t thank enough for the service and how responsive people were!
Kudos !