Description
PLANT SIZE: A 1-year-old plant, approximately 6-12 inches tall
POLLINATION: Self-fruitful
RIPENING DATE: Early season
USDA HARDINESS ZONES: 6-9, approximately 500 chill hours
SPACING: Plant 3-4 feet apart
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The Brazos blackberry was released in 1959 by Texas A&M. It grows erect, thorny canes and produces medium fruit with a high yield. This blackberry has been the standard in Texas for 35 years.
PLANT SIZE: A 1-year-old plant, approximately 6-12 inches tall
POLLINATION: Self-fruitful
RIPENING DATE: Early season
USDA HARDINESS ZONES: 6-9, approximately 500 chill hours
SPACING: Plant 3-4 feet apart
USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONES
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