Thornless Blackberry

Blackberry 'Triple Crown'

  • Rubus fruticosus 'Triple Crown'
  • Large deep blue to black berries
  • Juicy sweet flavour, firm texture
  • Good for freezing
  • Ripens: August

ZONE:
5

HEIGHT:
100-125 cm

SPREAD:
100-125 cm

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:


Blackberries grow best in a slightly acidic, rich soil and full sun. If planting in heavy clay, add peat moss or compost. Blackberry canes should be thinned yearly, removing any canes more than two years old. Hardiness, maintenance of moisture, and weed control can be improved with an application of mulch or compost in late fall. Fruit is produced on second-year canes.

Additional Notes about Thornless Blackberry:


Triple Crown Blackberries are self-pollinating, but will increase production if another variety is nearby.  They are more upright than other cultivars. Avoid growing Blackberries where potatoes, grapes, tomatoes, raspberries, peppers, apples or peaches had once previously grown. These plants share similar diseases and pests with Blackberries.

Characteristics & Attributes


ATTRIBUTES:
Deciduous
Fruit
FLOWERING TIME:
Summer
HABIT:
Upright
Clumping
FOLIAGE COLOR:
Green
LANDSCAPE USES:
Herbal/edible garden