Blackberry plants - Natchez - Thornless

One of the first producers of the season! ( 1 YR STARTER Plant ) 

Natchez is a semi-erect, thornless variety known for its abundant supply of large and sweet berries every year. These berries have a long shelf life, providing extended satisfaction to those who indulge. This variety of Thornless blackberries grows on summer-bearing floricanes, ripening in early June, which is earlier than most other thornless varieties.

You’ll enjoy large crops of large, oblong, glossy berries. Perfect for eating fresh, baking, and preserves. The thornless nature of these plants make them an excellent choice for home gardens and farms alike.

How to Grow Natchez Thornless Blackberries

This is a self-pollinating plant that has spreading potential. New canes come up from the roots to increase productivity. It is necessary to prune blackberries annually for the best crop. At any time of the year, you can prune crossed or dead branches to encourage new growth. In late winter, prune back last year’s fruiting canes.

Natchez Blackberry thrives in a variety of conditions. For best results, plant in full sun and well-draining soil. The Natchez thornless variety is drought tolerant and loves the hot heat of the South but is very tolerant to colder weather too!