Blackberry Arapaho Size:1 Gallon They appear in compact clusters

They appear in compact clusters (panicles) in early spring before the leaves emerge

Limbing Up (Clearance Pruning)

creating a relaxing water-like sound

(Note: The 'Seckel' is often incompatible with 'Bartlett')

moderately fertile soil

Blackberry Arapaho Size:1 Gallon They appear in compact clustersThe Arapaho Blackberry is a highly popular, early ripening deciduous fruiting shrub celebrated for being the very first erect, completely thornless variety introduced by the University of Arkansas breeding program. It produces medium to large, glossy black berries that are exceptionally firm and carry a sweet, classic blackberry flavor. It is one of the earliest ripening thornless varieties available, typically serving up a heavy harvest over a