Blackberry Plants

Easy to grow and prolific producers, sweet and just-barely tart blackberries are not only delectable — their vines also make a beautiful cover for fences and trellises.

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  • Galaxy Blackberry Plant
    Thornless canes, juicy berries, effortless harvests.
    As low as $15.95
  • Prime Ark Horizon Blackberry Plant
    The blackberry you want for freezing.
    As low as $17.95
  • Prime-Ark Traveler Blackberry Plant
    Excellent flavor and sweetness and lower acidity.
    As low as $17.95
  • Prime-Ark Freedom Blackberry Plant & Bare Roots
    The worlds first thornless, primocane-fruiting blackberry.
    $17.95
  • Columbia Giant Blackberry Plant
    Abundance of incredibly large blackberries bursting with sweet juicy flavor!
    As low as $15.95
  • Columbia Sunrise Blackberry Plant
    Produces prodigious yield of deliciously sweet, medium-sized conical berries.
    As low as $15.95
  • Chester Blackberry Bare Roots
    Perfect fruits are very rich and jet black.
    As low as $32.95
  • Ouachita Blackberry Plant
    A rich harvest of sweet, juicy, glossy black berries.
    As low as $15.95
  • Triple Crown Blackberry Plant & Bare Roots
    Thornless plants produce sweet blackberries over 5 weeks.
    As low as $37.95
  • Prime-Ark 45® Blackberry Plant
    Produces fruits on first-year canes.
    As low as $17.95
  • Osage Blackberry Plant
    Exceptional flavor and sweetness. Perfect for home gardens.
    As low as $15.95
  • Hall’s Beauty Blackberry Plant
    Combines ornamental beauty with outstanding yields of sweetly delicious berries.
    As low as $15.95
  • Natchez Blackberry Plant
    High yields of large, great tasting berries.
    As low as $15.95
  • Darrow Blackberry Bare Root
    Berries are fantastic, large with great true blackberry flavor.
  • Baby Cakes Blackberry Plant
    Dwarf, thornless blackberry perfect for patio pots with compact plant habit.

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Popular Blackberries

Blackberries are a fruit that grows well in zones 5-10. Fall is the ideal time to plant blackberry plants, but it’s best to germinate them months before hand. After the first year, blackberry plants need little attention and can continue to produce bountiful harvests for decades.