Ouchita Blackberry - Rubus sp.

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Ouachita Blackberry - Rubus sp. An excellent release from University of Arkansas. Large berries with very good flavor and quality. Thornless. Consistent, high yielding production on very erect canes. Comparable to or exceeding yields of Apache and Navaho. Hardy to USDA Zone 6. Ripens mid-season, around June 12 in Arkansas, continuing 5 weeks. Image taken at Bravo Lake Botanical Gardens 6-11-11 during berry tasting day.
Ouachita Blackberry - Rubus sp. (with Heritage Raspberries) An excellent release from University of Arkansas. Large berries with very good flavor and quality. Thornless. Consistent, high yielding production on very erect canes. Comparable to or exceeding yields of Apache and Navaho. Hardy to USDA Zone 6. Ripens mid-season, around June 12 in Arkansas, continuing 5 weeks. Image taken at Bravo Lake Botanical Gardens 6-11-11 during berry tasting day.
Ouachita Blackberry - Rubus sp. (with Heritage Raspberries) An excellent release from University of Arkansas. Large berries with very good flavor and quality. Thornless. Consistent, high yielding production on very erect canes. Comparable to or exceeding yields of Apache and Navaho. Hardy to USDA Zone 6. Ripens mid-season, around June 12 in Arkansas, continuing 5 weeks. Image taken at Bravo Lake Botanical Gardens 6-11-11 during berry tasting day.
Ouachita Blackberry - Rubus sp. An excellent release from University of Arkansas. Large berries with very good flavor and quality. Thornless. Consistent, high yielding production on very erect canes. Comparable to or exceeding yields of Apache and Navaho. Hardy to USDA Zone 6. Ripens mid-season, around June 12 in Arkansas, continuing 5 weeks. Image taken at Bravo Lake Botanical Gardens 6-11-11 during berry tasting day.

Ouachita Blackberry - Rubus sp. An excellent release from University of Arkansas. Large berries with very good flavor and quality. Thornless. Consistent, high yielding production on very erect canes. Comparable to or exceeding yields of Apache and Navaho. Hardy to USDA Zone 6. Ripens mid-season, around June 12 in Arkansas, continuing 5 weeks. Image taken at Bravo Lake Botanical Gardens 6-11-11 during berry tasting day.
Ouachita Blackberry - Rubus sp. An excellent release from University of Arkansas. Large berries with very good flavor and quality. Thornless. Consistent, high yielding production on very erect canes. Comparable to or exceeding yields of Apache and Navaho. Hardy to USDA Zone 6. Ripens mid-season, around June 12 in Arkansas, continuing 5 weeks. Image taken at Bravo Lake Botanical Gardens 6-11-11 during berry tasting day.
Ouachita Blackberry - Rubus sp. An excellent release from University of Arkansas. Large berries with very good flavor and quality. Thornless. Consistent, high yielding production on very erect canes. Comparable to or exceeding yields of Apache and Navaho. Hardy to USDA Zone 6. Ripens mid-season, around June 12 in Arkansas, continuing 5 weeks. Image taken at Bravo Lake Botanical Gardens 6-11-11 during berry tasting day.