Columbia Star Thornless, trailing type blackberry- Potted Plants

Columbia Star Thornless, trailing type blackberry- Potted PlantsColumbia Star Thornless, trailing type blackberry Columbia Star is a new thornless, trailing type blackberry from the USDA and Oregon State University. It has Marionberry as 20% of it's genetics and has larger berries and higher yields than Black Diamond or Marion berries and is a more cold hardy. Flavor is outstanding, as good or better than Marionberry. Plant in full sun in USDA Zones 5 8. Available in 2 sizes Starter plants. 2 year old plants that

Seabrook Black currant is a vigorous early /mid season currant variety developed in England that has good yields of medium sized berries

with a spread of 3 feet in diameter when mature

Bloody Dock makes a great ornamental addition your yard or use its young tender leaves to give color to your salad greens

Can be grown outside its native range as an ornamental tree anywhere in USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 - 9

24-36 inches tall

Pink Champagne

pies and dried currants are much milder than when made with black currants

Japanese beetle and elm leaf beetle

400 each of 5 colors (2000 total)

we recommend our Potting Soil Mix For Any Plants That Require Well Drained Soil

A fast growing ornamental grass and aquatic plant

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