Hardiness Zone 10

Marionberry Floricane Thorny was released by G.F. Waldo (USDA-ARS) in Corvallis, Oregon in 1956.  Soon it became very popular for its special flavor and health benefits- higher vitamin level. It is a cross between Chehalem and Olallie...

Kiowa Floricane Thorny & ERECT.  This cultivar was developed at the University of Arkansas in 1996. Floricane. The variety gives large (9-14 g) berries that are long shaped. Very delicious with a special fragrance. Sugar averages 1%. It is...

Anne Yellow Primocane (University of Maryland, Plant patent #10,411) produces VERY large, conic, pale yellow, delicious fruit that ripens mid-late season. It has very good flavor and texture. Tall upright canes sucker sparsely requiring higher...

BOYSENBERRY  Western THORNLESS developed in California.  Large, almost seedless, sweeter than thorny ones, juicy, full-bodied flavor. Very good for wine making. Self-polinated. Good for fresh eating, freezing, jams, preserves, pastries, juice,...