So, maybe you want to try blackberries. This publication has some information for commercial growers, but it also gives valuable growing details for the home gardener: GROWING BLACKBERRIES IN NC.
Thursday, June 15, 2017
BLACKBERRIES
The thornless blackberries we are growing in the Small Fruit section at the Arboretum are showing several stages of growth. From just flowering, newly formed berries, and ripening berries, we will have an extended picking season. Blackberries grow well in our area. Their relative, raspberries, do not do as well. You can read why at the link: GROWING RASPBERRIES IN NC.
So, maybe you want to try blackberries. This publication has some information for commercial growers, but it also gives valuable growing details for the home gardener: GROWING BLACKBERRIES IN NC.
*NOTE: Our fruit and vegetables grown at the Arboretum are donated to local food banks.
So, maybe you want to try blackberries. This publication has some information for commercial growers, but it also gives valuable growing details for the home gardener: GROWING BLACKBERRIES IN NC.
