-- Doyle Blackberry, Inc has announced the availability of Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry plants, launching new planting bundles and trellis kits so growers can start with a solid, supportive system. This update gives customers a streamlined way to plant and maintain a reliable, high-yielding blackberry setup.
More information can be found at https://www.fruitsandberries.com/.
The move comes as more gardeners seek fruit crops that thrive under varying climate conditions. Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry thrives in USDA zones 2-10, and the team confirms it has been grown successfully across the U.S. and even in regions like Canada, South America, Africa, and China. Such adaptability makes it attractive to both beginners and experienced growers.
Once mature, a plant can yield between 10 and 20 gallons of blackberries. Those berries form in clusters of 10-30 on canes that grow in their second year, and one Thornless Blackberry plant can produce as much as 20 regular blackberry plants, making it a powerful option for serious fruit producers or space-limited gardens.
For gardeners seeking more structured growing options, Doyle Blackberry offers Blackberry Bundles that contain multiple plants, natural soil amendments, and their specially formulated fertilizers. They are designed to give growers a head start by providing everything necessary to establish healthy plants in a single package. The bundles also come with planting instructions and guidance for proper spacing and soil preparation.
For those who want to combine plant growth with structured support, Blackberry Bundles with Trellis Kits are also available. These kits come with trailing trellis systems constructed from fiberglass poles, mycorrhizal inoculant, and fertilizers to support early growth. The trellis guides the canes to improve airflow, make picking easier, and boost overall fruit production. Gardeners can choose a grape-style trellis for larger production or a rose-style trellis where space is limited.
A representative from Doyle Blackberry said, “Our goal is to give growers a plant that performs well with the right guidance and setup, even in locations that experience challenging weather.”
The company also recommends natural fertilizers to support plant health, including a 4-4-4 fish-based option and a liquid 3-3-3 formula. For optimal growth, the plants prefer soil with a pH of 5-6.5. In areas with harsh winter temperatures, canes can be covered with clear or white plastic to act as a temporary greenhouse.
For more details on Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry plants, planting bundles, and trellis options, visit https://www.fruitsandberries.com/
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Name: Thomas Doyle
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Organization: Doyle Blackberry Inc
Address: 1600 Bedford Road, Washington, Indiana 47501, United States
Phone: +1-812-259-1347
Website: https://www.fruitsandberries.com
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