• May include: Close-up of a blackberry bush with green leaves and clusters of ripe and unripe berries. The ripe berries are a deep black color, while the unripe ones range from red to orange.
  • May include: A wicker basket overflowing with ripe blackberries, some still attached to the vine. The berries are a deep, rich purple-black, with a few red berries interspersed. The basket has a woven handle and sits against a blurred green background.
  • May include: A close-up shot of a bee pollinating a white flower. The flower is surrounded by large, green leaves with serrated edges. The bee is brown and yellow, and the flower has a yellow center.
  • May include: Close-up of a blackberry bush with green leaves and clusters of ripe and unripe berries. The ripe berries are a deep black color, while the unripe ones range from red to orange.
  • May include: A wicker basket overflowing with ripe blackberries, some still attached to the vine. The berries are a deep, rich purple-black, with a few red berries interspersed. The basket has a woven handle and sits against a blurred green background.
  • May include: A close-up shot of a bee pollinating a white flower. The flower is surrounded by large, green leaves with serrated edges. The bee is brown and yellow, and the flower has a yellow center.
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5 Prime Ark Freedom Blackberry Plant Thornless Rubus Starter Plant Fruit Bush Bare Root Tall 6-10 in

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Summer Tipping: When new primocanes reach about 3–4 feet, snip off the top 6 inches. This forces the plant to grow side branches (laterals), which significantly increases your fall fruit yield.

Post-Harvest Pruning: Once the floricanes (the canes that gave you summer fruit) finish producing and start to turn brown/woody, cut them to the ground. They will not fruit again.

Winter Maintenance: Thin out the remaining new canes to leave about 4–6 of the strongest stems per plant to prevent overcrowding and disease.

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“Seller never shipped item and even after reaching out to them they never shipped it.”

Jon

Apr 18, 2026

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Price:$36.99

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    Accepted within 30 days
  • Cost to ship
    $13.72 to United States, 43215.

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1 out of 5 stars 1 This item

Jon Apr 18, 2026

Seller never shipped item and even after reaching out to them they never shipped it.

Jon Apr 18, 2026

1 out of 5 stars 1 This item

Josh Mar 20, 2026

Was sent an incorrect variety

Josh Mar 20, 2026

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May include: Close-up of a blackberry bush with green leaves and clusters of ripe and unripe berries. The ripe berries are a deep black color, while the unripe ones range from red to orange.

Summer Tipping: When new primocanes reach about 3–4 feet, snip off the top 6 inches. This forces the plant to grow side branches (laterals), which significantly increases your fall fruit yield.

Post-Harvest Pruning: Once the floricanes (the canes that gave you summer fruit) finish producing and start to turn brown/woody, cut them to the ground. They will not fruit again.

Winter Maintenance: Thin out the remaining new canes to leave about 4–6 of the strongest stems per plant to prevent overcrowding and disease.

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    Nov 2-12
  • Returns and exchanges
    Accepted within 30 days
  • Ships from
    Weyauwega, WI
  • Cost to ship
    $13.72 to United States, 43215

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