Rubus fruticosus Hull
Blackberry thornless
Description
Rubus fruticosus Hull is a cultivar of the common blackberry (Rubus fruticosus), prized for its large, sweet berries. The plant is characterized by its thorny stems and compound leaves, providing a protective nature to the plant. The berries are typically black when ripe and are known for their sweet taste. This blackberry cultivar is a relatively easy plant to cultivate, growing best in full sun and well-drained soil. Proper pruning is important to keep the plant healthy and productive, allowing for new growth and fruit. The plant also benefits from regular watering, especially during fruit production. Its prolific fruiting and delicious berries make it a favorite in gardens.
Description
Rubus fruticosus Hull is a cultivar of the common blackberry (Rubus fruticosus), prized for its large, sweet berries. The plant is characterized by its thorny stems and compound leaves, providing a protective nature to the plant. The berries are typically black when ripe and are known for their sweet taste. This blackberry cultivar is a relatively easy plant to cultivate, growing best in full sun and well-drained soil. Proper pruning is important to keep the plant healthy and productive, allowing for new growth and fruit. The plant also benefits from regular watering, especially during fruit production. Its prolific fruiting and delicious berries make it a favorite in gardens.