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Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) NAVAHO

Specifications
Height at sale	50cm
Pot	C2
Sell as	2 year old
Ripening time	August/September

Estimated delivery time

The standard delivery time for Austria is 2-5 working days.
We send goods on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, by agreement also Thursday or Friday.

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Price

9.00€

Stock: In Stock
Model: Rubus fruticosus

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Description
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The excellent Navaho blackberry variety was bred in America. It is a thornless variety of blackberry, so it is easy to pick.
The plant grows vigorously, the growth is upright and needs support. It bears fruit on last year's shoots.
The fruits are large and sweet with a slight acidity, oval in shape, glossy black in colour, aromatic, with an excellent flavour. Size about 7 g. It is a very productive variety, easy to grow, particularly suitable for home gardeners.
The harvesting period begins in late summer.
It produces a very large and regular harvest.
It likes slightly acidic soil that is slightly moist. It suffers less from lack of water than raspberries because it has a deeper root system.
It requires a sunny site or partial shade.
It can be planted throughout the year, preferably at a distance of 1-3m
The blackberry fruit is very healthy, suitable for direct consumption as well as for juicing or preserving.
It has good disease resistance and has the highest hardiness
Cut the tips of the annual shoots in summer to stimulate them to branch out. In early spring, the main shoot will have shortened to a height of about 1.7 m and the secondary shoots to a length of 30-40 cm.After harvesting, cut off all fruiting shoots and any excess annuals immediately at the change. Leave 5-7 strong shoots for fruiting next year.
It is self-pollinating