Prime-Ark Freedom, (patented variety) University of Arkansas release is the world’s first thornless primocane-fruiting blackberry. <br> <br>“Prime-Ark® Freedom is an exciting development as it is the first thornless plant of this blackberry type released for commercial introduction in the world,” . “Its potential to produce two crops each year, both being early to very early in ripening, is another unique attribute of this cultivar. Its exceptional fruit size should make it a very noteworthy blackberry for home gardeners or local-market growers. It has very large berries with good flavor,”

Caddo Blackberry, is a high-flavor blackberry, from the fruit breeding program at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, the research arm of the Division of Agriculture. “It has very good fruit flavor and large berries.”Caddo has very noteworthy and desirable aromatics that enhance its flavor.”Caddo is an early-ripening cultivar, Its average first harvest date is June 8 about two days later than Natchez and two days earlier than Osage .“It has overall high fruit quality, excellent postharvest fruit-handling potential, consistent high yields and excellent plant health,” Caddo is the 14th erect-growing, floricane blackberry developed at the division’s Fruit Research Station near Clarksville.Caddo shares a breeding parent with Osage, a blackberry released by the division in 2012. The male parent was Ark. 2108, which contributed to many of Caddo’s superior quality traits. It was crossed with a highly flavored female parent, APF-45, which was released in 2009 as Prime-Ark®45, a primocane-fruiting variety. Caddo produces oblong fruit with even drupelet fill, The berries are larger than Osage and Ouachita. Chill hour requirements should be around 300, with hardiness comparable to Ouachita and the other Arkansas realeases, Caddo has produced 19,000 lbs per acre in trials at the Clarksville experiment station.

Sparkle is the best strawberry for jam and freezing. Sparkle has been known for flavorful, high-quality, attractive fruit for over 60 years. You&#039;ll be rewarded with a nice crop of tasty, medium-sized berries by not allowing the bed to become too thick. An extremely vigorous variety, Sparkle is an excellent choice for home gardeners and pick-your-own operations in northern climates. Heirloom quality - recommended for beginners. Zones 3-8 from Pense Nursery, Inc. <br> <br>Sparkle strawberry plants are a special type of strawberry plant that is known for its sparkly, glittery fruit. The sparkle strawberry plant is native to the United States and was first discovered in the state of Florida. Sparkle strawberry plants are easy to grow and care for, and they require very little maintenance.

PONCA THORNLESS BLACKBERRY, <br>Flavor is an outstanding attribute, and Ponca is the sweetest cultivar from the Arkansas program. Soluble solids has exceeded 13% in some harvests and consistently exceeds 10%. Sweet flavor has been retained in rainy conditions also and has been consistent from harvest to harvest. Berries have reduced acidity, consistently below 1% titratable acidity. Ponca has very attractive aromatic components which round out its sweet flavor. <br> <br>Yield potential is high and plants demonstrate excellent health. The canes have unique architecture with reduced leaf internode length that provides potential advantages in cane tipping management. Ponca has demonstrated good secondary bud crop potential following cold injury. This cultivar ripens early, similar to Natchez, providing diversification in early season cultivar choice. Ponca is a commercial cultivar with good potential for shipping, and is an exceptional choice for local-market production and home gardens.

CHANDLER STRAWBERRY, Chandler strawberry is recommended for southern planting. Originated in California. Fruit flavor and color are very good on this vigorous, southern variety. High yields have been experienced throughout the Carolinas and California, and it holds its berry size well. Chandler has produced as high as one quart per plant over the season. Zones 5-8 from Pense Nursery, Inc. <br> <br>Chandler strawberries are a cultivar of the garden strawberry that was developed in California in the early 1970s. The fruit is large and has a bright red color, and the plant is resistant to many common diseases. Chandler strawberries are one of the most popular cultivars grown in the United States, and they are typically available from February to October.

TRIPLE CROWN (Thornless) This variety is a semi-erect type plant, bears very heavy, large fruit with excellent flavor. It will be earlier ripening than the Chester and is as winter hardy as Chester, makes a very sturdy cane system. Winds do not effect this variety as bad as others, canes do not brake at base, like some types do. <br> <br>Blackberry enthusiasts! If you&#039;re looking for a versatile and productive blackberry plant, the Triple Crown Thornless Blackberry is the one for you! <br> <br>Our range of Triple Crown Blackberry Plants is sure to be your garden&#039;s delight this season. Shop Now!

O&#039;NEAL SOUTHERN BLUEBERRY <br>Fruit is large and juicy, usually the first variety to ripen, O&#039;Neal is considered by some to have the best flavor of all the Southern Highbush blueberries, with consistent quality throughout harvest. Summer foliage is an attractive gray-green accented with red stems and branches. Chill Hours: 500-600 Zones 5-9