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Schultz blackberry variety

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Semi-erect vigorous productive cultivar

Rubus subgenus Rubus Watson 'Schultz'

Originated from a cross of Selected accidentally

Plants are thornless

Bushes have semi-erect canes

Berries have a rounded shape

Fruiting habit - floricane fruiting (summer-bearing)

Cold hardiness is good

Heat tolerance is high

Current status - obsolete or rarely used

Country of origin - United States

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Schultz thornless blackberry is semi-erect vigorous productive cultivar, selected accidentally from test plants in experimental station and grown by Edible Landscaping. Height is about 1,5 m, then arch outwards. It has a very long period of ripening and fruits for 6-8 weeks with lots of berries at every picking. Pests and disease resistant is excellent, heat and sun tolerance is very good. Taste is wonderful.