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Navaho Blackberry Bush

Navaho Blackberry Bush

Cold hardy to -9 degrees F, yet thrives all the way to zone 10!

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What a delectable way to end the summer -- with a huge, juicy-sweet crop of Blackberries from thornless bushes that let you harvest all you want without drawing blood! Navaho is a very hardy, heavy producer you will come to rely on for a feast of scrumptious fruit!

The berries are glossy, borne in large clusters, and colored a deep blue to black. Delicious right off the bush, they are also excellent for cooking and for jellies and jams. Few treats compare to the pleasure of picking your own breakfast right from the patio or backyard!

Navaho reaches 4 to 5 feet high and 3 to 4 feet wide, and is hardy to -9 degrees F in the north, right into zone 10 in the south and west! A sun-lover that's very easy to grow, Navaho is a terrific garden performer! Zones 6-10.

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Overall Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

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great producer
Anonymous from OH wrote on March 01, 2015

these plants have produced many large berries every year, and have survived -20 F. The only draw back is you have to watch them as they do like to spread through the garden if you let them.

Raspberries
How many years before fruiting plants bear their first crop?
For fruiting plants such as blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, fig, honeyberry, cranberry, and grape, it takes 2 years to bear the first crop. That does not mean you may not get some fruit before then. Depending on the size and maturity of the plant shipped, you may get at least a few pieces of fruit or a small quantity produced the first year. But, by the second year, you should have your first real crop of fruit to enjoy and fruit production will increase every year thereafter.