This variety gives 2 flushes of fruit, starting from the beginning of summer. The bursts of red and black fruits on the stems are like a firework display. In the fall when the weather gets cold, the leaves often turn a beautiful dark red color that lasts throughout the winter. I leave mine in full sun and fertilize it with an organic liquid feed during its growing season. It’s a great, healthy plant that’s not too big like the typical blackberry plant.

Mine arrived looking good and have grown into monsters (in the best possible way). They are very healthy. I didn't anticipate how big they would get and have accidentally crowded them. They have bloomed and set fruit nicely. Not too many berries at the moment but I'm excited to re-pot them and see what happens next year.

Good producer, produces firm fruit, upright growth, the fruit is similar in size and flavor to marionberry but is a bit sweeter, so in my opinion a nice combination between a marionberry and a boysenberry. We love them! And it's awesome that they are thornless

Plant was quite big and healthy with berries already forming. Can't wait

The plant arrived in amazing condition. Unfortunately it started losing leaves due to the heat stress in Central Texas. I planted it in Bush Doctor’s Coco Loco potting mix and it is doing great now, regrowing it’s leaves.
Customer service was great in offering advice.