Kiowa Blackberry

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Description

Grow Your Own Abundance: The Delicious Kiowa Blackberry Plant (Zones 7-10)

Cultivate an exceptional harvest with the Kiowa Blackberry, a premier floricane variety renowned for its incredibly large, flavorful, and fragrant berries. Developed by the University of Arkansas, this heat-tolerant blackberry plant promises abundant yields and an extended harvest, making it a favorite for home growers and small-scale farmers alike. Get ready to enjoy fresh, delicious blackberries right from your garden!

Features

Characteristic Detail
Cultivar Type Floricane Thorny & Erect
Origin & Development University of Arkansas, 1996
Berry Size Very large (9-14 grams)
Berry Shape Long-shaped
Flavor Profile Very delicious with a special fragrance
Sugar Content Averages 1%
Yield Potential High yields: 7-12 lbs of fruit per plant
Climate Tolerance Good heat tolerance
Ripening Time Early ripening, typically beginning of June
Harvest Duration Longest fruiting Arkansas variety: lasts for 6 weeks
USDA Hardiness Zones 7 - 10
Plant Supplied 12cm, 1.5-year-old tissue-cultured plant

Benefits

Benefit How It Helps You
Exceptional Flavor & Aroma Savor very delicious, long-shaped berries with a special fragrance and ideal 1% sugar content, elevating your homemade jams, desserts, and fresh eating experiences.
Abundant Harvests Achieve high yields of 7-12 lbs per blackberry plant, ensuring a plentiful supply for personal enjoyment, sharing, or even small-scale sales, addressing disappointment with low-yielding varieties.
Extended Berry Season Enjoy the longest fruiting period among University of Arkansas varieties, with an early start in June and a generous 6-week harvest, providing fresh berries for longer and combating short harvest frustrations.
Reliable Performance in Warm Climates Its good heat tolerance means your Kiowa blackberry bush will thrive and produce consistently, even in warmer USDA Hardiness Zones 7-10, reducing frustration with climate-sensitive plants.
Trusted Genetics Cultivated by the renowned University of Arkansas, guaranteeing a scientifically developed, high-performing variety with proven reliability and superior characteristics, ensuring consistent performance.
Vigorous Growth Supplied as a robust 12cm, 1.5-year-old tissue-cultured plant, ensuring a strong start and quicker establishment in your garden.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Product Name Kiowa Blackberry
SKU KIODK3TQ12-12
Plant Type Floricane
Growth Habit Thorny & Erect
Recommended Zones USDA 7-10
Plant Maturity (at supply) 1.5 years old
Container Size (at supply) 12cm pot

Usage & Fit Guidance

  • Planting: Plant in well-drained soil with full sun exposure. Ensure adequate space for its erect, thorny growth habit.
  • Maintenance: As a floricane variety, Kiowa blackberries produce fruit on canes that grew the previous year. Prune spent canes after harvest to encourage new growth for the following season.
  • Climate: Ideal for growers in USDA Hardiness Zones 7-10, particularly those seeking a heat-tolerant variety to maximize their growing season.

Ideal For

  • Dedicated Home Growers: Perfect for individuals who value fresh, high-quality, and abundant produce from their own garden.
  • Small-Scale Berry Farmers: Offers high yields and an extended season for those looking to maximize their berry production and sales.
  • Warm Climate Gardeners: An excellent choice for gardeners in Zones 7-10 needing heat-tolerant fruit plants that perform reliably.
  • Flavor Connoisseurs: Appeals to those who appreciate specific varietal characteristics, including exceptional flavor and fragrance in their homegrown fruit.
  • Reliability Seekers: For gardeners who trust scientifically developed cultivars from reputable institutions like the University of Arkansas for consistent results.

Policy & Support

Policy Type Detail
Customer Support Phone (479)846-6030
Customer Support Email berriesunlimitedusa@gmail.com
Company Address 807 Cedar Lane Prairie Grove, AR 72753 United States of America

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