This thornless blackberry grows upright, making it easier than ever to grow your own fruit. The Southern Living DownHome Harvest® Collection of fruit and berries makes it easier than ever to grow ...

As your blackberry plant grows, Pritts says it will require more water. Depending on pot size, blackberries may need to be watered once or twice daily if the container is small.

"Blackberries are loaded with vitamin C, which helps to strengthen your immune system and keep your skin looking plump and ...

If you have a fledgling orchard of fruit trees, you can fill the space between them with thornless blackberry plants. Plant them 10 feet apart so that their trailing stems have plenty of room to roam.

It starts with understanding that BL1 is a tetraploid fruit, one that comes from a plant with four copies of each chromosome in its cells. That means it has twice the normal number of chromosomes ...

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice on blackberry lilies, grapes, lantana, Ti plants, St. Augustine grass, figs, onions and bananas ...

'Navaho' blackberry plants are winter hardy to zone 6 and tolerate the heat and humidity of Southern gardens. In hot climates, harvest fruit in the morning and refrigerate as soon as possible.

This is the season for blackberries of every type, but they are generally thorny and demand you wear gloves when harvesting them. If you have a fledgling orchard of fruit trees, you can fill the space ...