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Blackberry Caddo is a productive, large-fruited, exceptionally sweet, high-flavored blackberry. Floricane fruiting Thornless Erect canes. Berries are sweet, very good fruit flavor and large size. Berries stay big all season, not decreasing in size as the harvest season goes on, unlike other cultivars.
Blackberry Navaho is an erect, thornless blackberry cultivar from the University of Arkansas. Well adopted to tropical and subtropical climates. The berries are small to moderate in size, and they are moderately sweet in flavor. Ripens beginning approximately June 15; fruiting extends for about five to six weeks. Fruit very firm; storage and handling potential exceptional; can be shipped under proper conditions.
Blackberry Natchez is a thornless variety, a new release from University of Arkansa. It's an erect, thornless blackberry bush. It has good fruit quality and ripens early. Berries are about 3 berries per oz. Ripening season starts in June. Does very well in Florida.
Rubus x aboriginumĀ loganobaccus - Boysenberry is a cross among the European raspberry (Rubus idaeus), European blackberry (Rubus fruticosus), American dewberry (Rubus aboriginum), and loganberry (RubusĀ loganobaccus). A prolific producer of sweet-tart, large, reddish black fruit in midsummer on second year growth. The beautiful bountiful berries sit against dark green foliage that make this plant not only useful but beautiful. Plant them as a hedge or border or even in a container for decadent berries at your fingertips. It has very large, fragile, purple berry with few seeds. This variety has far fewer and smaller thorns than other varieties. USDA zones 5-10.
I love to see the sugar and blackberries come together. You could pour this combination right over the top of ice cream as is, or blend it up with some ice cream and milk and have you a blackberry shake.
Wild blackberries are sneaky. They reproduce through rhizomes (modified stems that grow underground) that send out roots and shoots. Thus, blackberry plants can spread great distances underground before ever being noticed. That is, until they send up shoots.
After successfully weeding the garden, I moved on to cutting back the blackberry patch that had overtaken the area surrounding the garden. That was even harder! Full-grown blackberries are very resistant to being removed and are covered in sharp thorns that can easily cut through skin.
To a rocks glass, add the desired amount of crushed ice and the ounce of gin. Add half of the blackberry-sage simple syrup and top with soda water. Garnish with a blackberry and a sage leaf. Cocktail hour is now upon you!
It is mid-November; the leaves on the large oak tree in the yard diagonally behind us have fallen, 90% of them in our back yard. That means that this weekend, weather permitting, will be at least partially dedicated to back yard rather and trimming. Part of the trimming will involve our blackberry bush, a plant that has been both a blessing and a problem for several years.
I learned from a Google search how to prune blackberry bushes; blackberries only flower on stems that are two years old, and once a stem has flowered, it will never flower again. The prudent pruner cuts two-year stems to the ground after flowering and fruiting, channeling energy toward the one-year shoots that will flower next year.
One year Jeanne paid special attention to how her favored bush does this, expressing the same wonder and amazement on a daily basis as she did the first time she petted a real cow. A blackberry bush first sends shoots up, then out, and in the midst of its out-of-control spread it sprouts a number of little white flowers at the tips of many of its branches. These little flowers are very pretty and last a couple of weeks; when their petals fall, the tiny center of the flower remains, looking rather lonely and naked. But these innocuous petal-less buds are what grow into blackberries.
When we lived in North Carolina, I was out geocaching one day, when I came upon a huge blackberry patch. There were blossoms everywhere. Several weeks later I went back to check on their progress and I was amazed. It was the mother lode! These blackberries were so big and plentiful that I could fill an entire colander or mixing bowl without ever moving my feet.
I would go home, clean the berries, and then make several batches of jelly, preserves, and fill many many freezer containers with the beauties. We would have blackberry goodies all year long. I went back to my secret blackberry patch every summer after I had found it. I never told anyone where it was until I moved away from the state.
One of the my favorite things to make with the bounty I had stashed away in my freezer were these delicious blackberry scones. I made them quite often. Now that we are living back in the south again, I am on the hunt once more for another secret blackberry patch.
The exact identification of the particular kind of bush in which God appeared to Moses is impossible. Attempts have been made to identify it with the blackberry bush, as by the Septuagint and also by the monks of the Convent of Catharine on Mount Sinai who grow the blackberry there in token of their tradition. The cassia has also been suggested. Both identifications are failures, the former because the blackberry does not grow in that region unless imported and tended, the latter for philological reasons. Nothing in the language used gives any clue to the species of the bush. The generally accepted view that it was some kind of thorn bush is an assumption with scarcely other ground than that there are so many thorny bushes in that region. This fact does, however, give to the assumption much probability.
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