The 'Apache' blackberry seem to be well adapted to the loamy soil here in the coastal plain of southeastern NC. This picture was taken on Sept. 4th and by the looks of these 6-8ft primocanes, my trellis will have to be installed sooner than I had anticipated.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
September blackberry growth
Incredible primocane growth in just four months on Ouachita blackberry plant! Photo taken September 4th.
Monday, July 9, 2012
Erect growth of Ouachita blackberry
It's obvious to see the erect growth habit of Ouachita, but it's pretty fast growing as well. Only 3-4" when planted in early May, this plant is 12-14" tall now! Although erect, a trellis will be installed this winter to better support the berries next June.
Ouachita blackberry
Ouachita (pronounced 'waa-chee-taa') is an erect, thornless blackberry variety interplanted with Apache for cross-pollination.
Apache new growth
The flush of new growth on this blackberry plant is a good sign of health and vigor...grow baby grow!
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