Large Thornless Blackberry — Fruiting Size, Rooted in Nursery Pot - $60 (Pasadena)
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Rooted thornless blackberry in a nursery pot, actively fruiting and pushing strong cane growth. Compound leaves with three to five leaflets on upright canes — and no thorns anywhere, which is the reason people seek this one out. Easy to pick, easy to prune, safe to walk past. You can see unripe berries forming in clusters on the upper canes in the photos.
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Rooted, established plant in a nursery pot — ready to plant now
Thornless — smooth canes, no spines
Actively growing and setting fruit this season
Light: full sun for best fruit production — 6+ hours
Water: regular, especially while fruiting and establishing
Soil: well-drained, slightly acidic. Mulch to keep roots cool and moist
Habit: [erect / semi-erect — confirm cultivar]. Semi-erect types want a trellis or wire support; erect types can stand with light support
Hardiness: generally USDA zone 5–8, varies by cultivar
Perennial — canes fruit, then new canes replace them. Prune out spent canes after harvest
Comes as shown — exact plant in the photos