Commercial trailing blackberry cultivar which, adapted to machine harvesting, has yield and processed fruit quality very similar to world-known blackberry cultivar Marion

Nightfall is a thornless trailing blackberry cultivar from the Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Research Service breeding program in Corvallis, released in cooperation with the Oregon State University Agricultural Experiment Station and the Washington State University Agricultural Research... read more


Chinese variety, selected as replacement or addition for Arapaho, Hull Thornless and Chester

Blackberry variety named Ningzhi 3 was selected and released by the Institute of Botany, Jiangsu Province and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Ningzhi 3 is obtained from a cross of Arapaho and Hull Thornless, and selected from a seedling settlement in 2010 with two following years of replicated and... read more


Thorny trailing blackberry variety with early ripening, firm, uniform shaped berries and very good yields of excellent quality fresh fruits

Obsidian is a thorny trailing blackberry variety from Oregon, Unites States. It is very early ripening plant with medium-sized, firm, uniform shaped berries and very good yields of excellent quality fresh fruits.
Plants are large and vigorous. Obsidian is thorny, similar to Marion, but less thorny... read more


Trailing thorny blackberry cultivar with nice-looking fruit

Onyx is a trailing blackberry variety from the US Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Research Service breeding program.
Onyx is a vigorous, prickly, trailing blackberry that produces good yields of uniform, firm, and sweet high-quality berries with excellent flavor, that are suited for the... read more


Thornless erect-growing floricane-fruiting cultivar for commercial processing from Poland

Blackberry Orkan is thornless erect floricane-fruiting cultivar from Experimental Station Of The Institute Of Horticulture, Brzezna, Poland. Orkan is very vigorous plant without substitution stems. Stems are thick and strong, up to 3 m in length. New canes are bright green in color, but soon become... read more


Erect-growing, high-quality, early-ripening productive floricane-fruiting blackberry cultivar with long fruiting period

Osage is the thirteenth release in a series of erect-growing, high-quality, productive floricane-fruiting blackberry cultivars developed by the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture. An enhanced effort in the improvement of flavor in blackberries has been underway in the Arkansas program... read more


High fruit quality, consistent high yields, good fruit size and excellent postharvest fruit-handling potential

Ouachita is the eleventh release in a series of erect-growing productive floricane-fruiting thornless blackberry varieties bred by the University of Arkansas. Ouachita has Navaho cultivar in pedigree. Plant was selected in 1993.
Blackberry variety Ouachita produces yield comparable to or higher than... read more


Canadian bramble variety with highest resistance to low temperatures and with a real blackberry aroma

Hybridizer of Per Can blackberry variety was Tony Huber (Laval, Canada).
Per Can is totally thornless plant, it has parents from the wild growing Canadian blackberries.
Per Can is vigorous and strong, canes are biennial, trailing, and may reach a length of about 3,5 m in good and heavy garden soil.
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Robust Canadian thornless variety of blackberry with nice flavoring berries

Perron Black (Perron Noir) was developed in Canada as thornless second-year bearing blackberry with a good vigor and hardiness. Stems are long (up to 4 m) and tender. The plants of Perron Black have height about 1,5-2 m. Flowers are white. Harvesting period is long. Middle-sized rounded delicious... read more


Primocane-fruiting blackberry cultivar from Plantas de Navarra, Spain

Plablack 1401 (designated by the breeder as 14.01R.28) is primocane fruiting blackberry cultivar from Plantas de Navarra, Spain. Plablack 1401 variety patented in 2019 (parents are not patented).
Time of beginning of flowering and ripening on current year's canes is very early. This variety produces... read more


Thornless erect-growing floricane-fruiting cultivar with giant berries and superb winter hardiness

Blackberry variety Polar is thornless erect floricane-fruiting plant from Experimental Station Of The Institute Of Horticulture, Brzezna, Poland.
Polar is very vigorous plant, has from 2 to 10 root stems. Stems are thick and strong, up to 3 m in length. New canes are bright green in color, but soon... read more


White-fruited thorny blackberry cultivar from Switzerland

Polarberry is indeed a white-fruited blackberry. This variety was bred by Lubera AG in Switzerland.
In addition to the simple surprise effect, this variety's color is certainly also horticulturally interesting - the flavor changes without the anthocyanins and becomes sweeter. There will be no more... read more


Probably, Sweet-Ark Ponca is the sweetest blackberry cultivar in the world today

Meet one of the sweetest blackberry cultivar in the world! It is Ponca blackberry.
Ponca (Sweet-Ark Ponca) offers the top of flavor from one of the world’s leading public blackberry breeding programs. Ponca was selected by John R. Clark, and this cultivar is the twentieth blackberry from the fruit... read more


Thorny, vigorous and prolific, two-season high-yielding blackberry variety with firm aromatic fruit

Blackberry cultivar Prime-Ark 45 (APF-45) was introduced to broaden the choices of this innovative, thorned primocane-fruiting blackberry type.
This two-season type of blackberry fruits on current-season canes (primocanes) and on second-season canes (floricanes), potentially providing for two... read more


The first commercial thornless primocane-fruiting early-ripening blackberry with large berries and good flavor

Prime-Ark Freedom (also known as APF-153T) is the world’s first commercially released thornless primocane-fruiting blackberry. This is the fourth in the University of Arkansas Prime-Ark Brand Primocane Fruiting Blackberry cultivar line following the release of Prime-Jan and Prime-Jim in 2004 and... read more


Newest primocane-fruiting blackberry, introduced as complement to Prime-Ark 45 for commercial production for primocane fruit

A new blackberry variety APF-268 has been released by the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, named Prime-Ark Horizon. This is primocane fruiting, thorny variety, introduced as complement to Prime-Ark 45 for commercial production for primocane fruit. Prime-Ark Horizon has reduced... read more


Thornless primocane-fruiting blackberry with shipping-quality fruit

Prime-Ark Traveler (patented as APF-190T) is the commercially released thornless two-season-fruiting blackberry with shipping-quality fruit. This development was intended primarily as a commercial cultivar to be grown for fruit production for either shipping or local sales. It likely will have value... read more


First commercial cultivar of primocane-fruiting blackberry

Prime-Jan (patented as APF-8) was the first commercial cultivars of primocane-fruiting blackberry. This type of fruiting habit has the potential to revolutionize blackberry production much-like that occurring in primocane-fruiting red raspberries. This blackberry variety was intended primarily for... read more


Second commercial cultivar of primocane-fruiting blackberry

Prime-Jim (patented as APF-12) was the second commercial variety of primocane-fruiting blackberry. This type of fruiting habit has the potential to revolutionize blackberry production much-like that occurring in primocane-fruiting red raspberries. This blackberry variety was intended primarily for... read more


Prickles-free erect-growing cultivar with large side canes and good winter resistance

Blackberry Relevant has been bred in the Republic of Moldova in 2013. This is vigorous, great looking plant with an erect habit and fully thornless upright branches. Relevant shows a tendency to produce side canes and becomes well-branched in time.
Relevant has a large white flowers with double... read more


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