Rubus Canadensis ‘Apache’
The Apache Blackberry is an erect, thornless highly productive blackberry, ripening 15 days later than Arapaho. Apache produces the largest fruit of the 3 thornless blackberry cultivars, with one berry weighing up to 10 grams. Once established, Apache Blackberry plants do not require the support of a trellis or fence to grow. Resistant to orange rust. For pruning, trim canes to around 42″ in early spring.
Type: USDA zone 5-9
Light: Full Sun
Water: Water regularly until established. Once established, water weekly, or more often in extreme heat or containers.
Size: Moderate growth: reaches up to 3′-6′ tall and 4′-8′ wide.
