Blackberry KarakaPLEASE NOTE THAT ORDER TIMES MAY VARY DUE TO DIFFERENCES IN THE TIME IT TAKES TO GROW PLANTS IN A LABORATORY SETTING. GENERALLY IT TAKES A MINIMUM OF 6 TO 12 MONTHS, SOME MAY BE QUICKER, OTHERS MAY BE SLOWER. Sold in 2 trays of 50, totalling 100 plants minimum. Karaka Black's origin is New Zealand. Harvey Hall was the author of this cultivar. Karaka Black variety was bred for fresh market, processing and private gardening. Stems of Karaka are trailing

deciduous shrub with spiny canes bearing pinnate leaves and small white flowers in late spring and early summer followed by glossy

Up to 499: $1

The silvanberry is a tasty small soft thorned variety

1000-2999: $1

Very hardy to extremes of heat and cold

Of all the Raspberries

Canes need to be thinned during growing season

Excellent disease resistance

large and beautifully shaped

45 per plant ($145 per 100)

but will be quite productive when established

excellent fruit size and quality