Hall's Beauty BlackberryThis blackberry may make you re think blackberries in the edible landscapeit's thornless and very attractive. Hall's Beauty Thornless Blackberry is a trailing floricane that produces high yields of medium, firm fruit with outstanding flavor. They're excellent for eating fresh, in cobblers and desserts, or made into preserves. The fruits ripen earlier than Columbia Star, but later than Columbia Giant. Its multiple petaled flowers and pink buds are more

sprouting as early as February in some climates

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Harvest in late season (In Southwestern Michigan beginning approximately August  25th

The tree is potted in an Ellepot

our new extreme dwarf variety grows just 5-6 ft

If the pests return

Effective against virtually all white grubs that can be found in your lawn

(In Southwestern Michigan beginning approximately July 15th

Keep removing the flower heads as they fade

Garden Bag: 11¾"L x 7"W x 9"H

this new nectacot has its own attributes

Early Blue Honeyberry is one of the earliest ripening honeyberries—and it ripens before strawberries