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Blackberry, Bedford Giant Rubus fruticosus 'Bedford Giant' From £7.49

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Blackberry, Merton Thornless Rubus fruticosus 'Merton Thornless' From £6.95

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Blackberry, Ouachita Rubus fruticosus 'Ouachita' From £9.99

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Blackberry, Reuben Rubus fruticosus 'Reuben' From £7.95

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Blackberry, Triple Crown Rubus fruticosus 'Triple Crown' From £8.34

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Blackberry, Waldo Rubus fruticosus 'Waldo' From £7.49

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Blackberry, Wild Bramble Rubus fruticosus From £1.59

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Blackberry, Asterina Rubus fruticosus 'Asterina' From £6.96

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Blackberry, Black Butte Rubus fruticosus 'Black Butte' From £6.96

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Blackberry, Chester Rubus fruticosus 'Chester' From £9.25

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Blackberry, Karaka Black Rubus (hybrid) 'Karaka Black' From £6.95

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Blackberry, Loch Ness Rubus fruticosus 'Loch Ness' From £8.50

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Blackberry, Loch Tay Rubus fruticosus 'Loch Tay' From £7.95

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Blackberry, Natchez Rubus fruticosus Natchez From £7.95

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Blackberry, Navaho Rubus fruticosus 'Navaho' From £11.00

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Blackberry, Obsidian Rubus fruticosus 'Obsidian' From £5.95

Thornless, early, late, small and large Blackberry varieties: we sell them all. The smallest plants can

The wild bramble needs no introduction, being one of the common perennial garden weeds, and while their wild fruit are a welcome discovery on a stroll, they are best used to create wildlife habitat, rather than as an addition to your well-maintained garden...

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FAQs

Blackberries (Rubus) are incredibly easy to grow. They generally yield a heavy crop yearly whilst requiring minimal input and care.

What varieties of blackberries can I choose from?

It’s not uncommon to think only of blackberries as the wild fruit growing among unruly brambles. However, other varieties and hybrids exist, including thornless blackberry and those that don’t spread so far but still produce quality fruit. The most popular types include the sweet-flavoured Bedford Giant and the Merton Thornless.

Where should I grow blackberries?

Unlike most other fruit bushes, blackberries are notorious for thriving in shadier conditions, although they still need partial sun. Blackberries prefer sandy or loamy soil that is well-fertilised and has adequate draining. If your area consists of clay soil, add some organic matter when planting to improve its quality.

When should I plant my blackberry bush?

Winter is the best time to plant bareroot bushes because they are dormant, and after you have purchased them, make sure to do this as soon as possible. You can plant pot-grown blackberry bushes and some hybrid species at any time during the year. However, they also prefer the winter months to settle before the growing season begins.

How should I plant my blackberry bush?

The trick to planting potted blackberry plants is to dig a deep hole that matches the depth of their original container. For bareroot plants, ensure the hole is twice as wide as the root system, then fill with your soil/ compost mix to just below the stem. Read here for more information about planting blackberry bushes.

When should I prune my blackberry bush?

Prune blackberry canes to the ground after they have fruited, to clear the way for the new canes and more. To avoid your blackberry becoming a tangle, train it along a wire using a two-way system, tying each year's growth in the opposite direction to the previous year's.

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