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USDA ZONES:
4-9
Outdoors
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Is This Plant Self Pollinating?
Marionberry Blackberry is self-fertile, but the fruit crop will be larger if the tree is planted with a second tree.
Description
Rubus
What's a marionberry? A lovely blackberry/raspberry hybrid developed in Marion County, Oregon. The deep purple-black fruit is deeply flavored and abundant. Which is great because you'll want to use it to make lots of jams, jellies, ice cream toppings, pies and other baked goods. Or just pop 'em in your mouth and enjoy the sweet berries fresh. The seeds are small and the taste is big. The berries are larger, sweeter and juicier than other blackberries.
Characteristics
Fruit Color:
Black
Ripens:
September - October
Sun/Shade:
Full Sun/Partial Shade
Water Needs:
regular water
Soil Type:
well-draining
Soil pH Level:
pH
of 6
Tree Size:
4' - 8' height with 3' spread
Years to Bear:
1
Pollination:
Self Pollinating
Bloom Color:
Cold Hardy:
N/A
Primary USDA Zone Range:
4 - 9
Secondary USDA Zone Range:
N/A
Chill Hours:
400 - 500
Size & Spacing
4' - 8' height with 3' spread
Plant in rows 8' apart on a sturdy trellis. Canes can grow to 20' long.
Planting & Care
Choose a well-drained, sunny location with no standing water. Prepare the soil before planting by mixing compost or other organic matter in with the soil. Work the soil deeply. Space plants 6' apart in rows 8' apart. Dig each hole to twice the size of the root mass. Protect the roots from drying out by watering regularly and mulching. Marionberriesberries require full sun, consistent moisture, hot days and cool nights. Marionberry plants are very productive and require the support of a trellis.
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