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You can grow Doyle's Thornless Blackberry® on a 6 foot trellis, producing a tall massive bush

covered with blooms, and later dozens and dozens of huge bunches of sweet, juicy blackberries.

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Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry Plant, Save buy one of ours or 10 others

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1 – 9 $20.00 Each + Shipping

10 – 19 $17.50 Each + Shipping

10 – 39 $17.50 Each + Free Shipping

40 – 79 $15.00 Each + Free Shipping

80 – 99 $13.50 Each + Free Shipping

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1 – 9	$20.00 Each + Shipping
40 – 79	$15.00 Each + Free Shipping
80 – 99	$13.50 Each + Free Shipping
100 – 499	$12.75 Each + Free Shipping
500 – 100,000	$12.25 Each + Free Shipping

SINCE 1975

The Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry is not new at all, ours is 40 years old, older than most Thornless blackberry plants sold today. The original plant is still producing gallons and gallons of sweet juicy berries! There are many new Thornless blackberries on the market but there are none that compares with this one, not even one!

ABOUT THE THORNLESS BLACKBERRY

Using ordinary blackberries, one would need to plant at least 30 to even come close to the amazing Doyle’s Thornless Blackberry® production. That many plants take up a lot of garden or yard space and will cost $30 to $50.

One of our plants growing on a 6 foot trellis requires only about 9 square feet. It can even be grown in large containers for patio use.

A bare root plant needs two to four weeks to re-root itself. Don’t pronounce it dead till it has time to root. Production is slow in the first year because it is establishing itself. The 3rd year is when you will see the best production, producing large, sweet and juicy berries. Some have gotten 3 gallons the first year. That however, is not usual but it can be done with care and good weather.

It’s outrageously tasty to go out in the morning to pick a large bowl of berries for your cereal or just eat them fresh with cream.

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