Everything you know about growing blackberries into your garden.

Learn how to grow blackberry bushes in your garden. Try thornless blackberry types for an easier harvest, and enjoy fresh berries all summer.

Let's discuss pruning of my extremely prolific @starkbros everbearing thornless blackberries! I'll be going over heading cuts, thinning, mowing down, summer vs. winter, floricanes vs. primocanes, and something called "fall-managed" blackberries? Read the block for all the answers!

There are two different classes of blackberry plants and knowing how to care for thornless...

Find out all you need to know to grow blackberries from seed. Learn about different blackberry varieties, from trailing to thornless. Blackberry bushes only produce berries in their second year, not on their primocanes. Plant your brambles in partial or full sun. #blackberries #growing #seeds

Figure out how to prune blackberries perfectly this spring and summer to make your plants healthier and have the largest berry yields.

QUESTION: What is the best thornless blackberry I can grow? I want to add them to my garden this year, but I don’t know the difference between any of the varieties. — Walter C. ANSWER: There are several good varieties of thornless blackberry plants, which we’ve listed below. Which one is right for you really […]

Discover how to grow healthier blackberry bushes by companion planting them with beneficial plants. Bee balm and borage draw pollinators to your blackberry brambles. Nasturtiums and hyssop deter harmful insects, and they all grow in full sun. #companion #blackberry #plants

A comprehensive guide for cultivating thornless blackberries in the Mid-Atlantic region, covering site selection, soil conditions, trellising, planting, pruning, and recommended cultivars for optimal growth. Essential tips are provided for both home growers and farmers. Author: Haley Sater; Title: Start Growing Thornless Blackberries: How to Prepare and Select Cultivars for the Mid-Atlantic" (FS-2023-0660).

Learn where to plant blackberries in your home garden so you’ll enjoy the best possible berry harvest every summer.