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Thompson & Morgan Blackberry Rubus Apache Plant in Pot 9cm

0752944
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  • Self-fertile with thornless stems
  • Grows up to 2m tall
  • Large glossy blackberries ideal for desserts

Originating from Arkansas, USA, the Blackberry 'Apache' is named in honour of its native peoples. This plant yields large, glossy, and delectable blackberries from thornless stems, simplifying harvesting. While suitable for planting directly into the ground, optimal growth is achieved when cultivated in sizable patio pots and containers. Being self-fertile, it requires no pollinating companion. The succulent blackberries are excellent for culinary applications, perfect for crafting desserts and preserves, or simply enjoyed fresh in fruit salads with cream. This Blackberry has been awarded RHS Plants for Pollinators. Supplied as 1 x 9cm Pot.
Product Specifications:.
Position: Full Sun.
Height: Up to 2 metres (78.7”) when fully established.
Spread: Up to 2.5 metres (98.4”) when fully established.
Images are for guidance only and illustrate expected results upon maturity. Varying growing conditions can affect results. Images may also be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonal changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).

Brand:
Thompson & Morgan
Type:
Blackberry
Colour:
Black
Pack Qty:
1
Size:
200 x 250 x 200cm
Customer Assembly Required:
No
Height:
200.00
Material:
Plant
Width:
250.00
Depth:
200.00
Model No:
14224
Product Code:
0752944

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Product Information

  • Self-fertile with thornless stems
  • Grows up to 2m tall
  • Large glossy blackberries ideal for desserts

Originating from Arkansas, USA, the Blackberry 'Apache' is named in honour of its native peoples. This plant yields large, glossy, and delectable blackberries from thornless stems, simplifying harvesting. While suitable for planting directly into the ground, optimal growth is achieved when cultivated in sizable patio pots and containers. Being self-fertile, it requires no pollinating companion. The succulent blackberries are excellent for culinary applications, perfect for crafting desserts and preserves, or simply enjoyed fresh in fruit salads with cream. This Blackberry has been awarded RHS Plants for Pollinators. Supplied as 1 x 9cm Pot.
Product Specifications:.
Position: Full Sun.
Height: Up to 2 metres (78.7”) when fully established.
Spread: Up to 2.5 metres (98.4”) when fully established.
Images are for guidance only and illustrate expected results upon maturity. Varying growing conditions can affect results. Images may also be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonal changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).

Brand:
Thompson & Morgan
Type:
Blackberry
Colour:
Black
Pack Qty:
1
Size:
200 x 250 x 200cm
Customer Assembly Required:
No
Height:
200.00
Material:
Plant
Width:
250.00
Depth:
200.00
Model No:
14224
Product Code:
0752944

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