Why I Love Prime-Ark Freedom Thornless Blackberry Plants-4 Year Review

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My Review of the Prime-Ark Freedom BlackBerry - Rubus by Wellspring Gardens - Thornless, Easy-to-Grow, Exceptionally Juicy, Large Succulent Berries - Starter Plant
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MATURE SIZE & CARE GUIDE: Prime-Ark Freedom Blackberry, for USDA zones 4-8, grows 4-10 ft tall. Needs 500+ chill hours, full sun, and well-drained soil. Consistent soil moisture supports growth. Follow this guide for a healthy plant and prolonged berry season.
SIZE UPON ARRIVAL: Your journey with the Prime-Ark Freedom Blackberry begins with a young plant, 3-8 inches tall, snugly placed in a 3-inch-deep pot. This initial size is perfect for those looking to cultivate and witness the remarkable growth of this variety under their care, transforming from a small sapling into a fruit-bearing marvel.
EXTENDED FRUITING SEASON: Prime-Ark Freedom stands out as a pioneering variety, offering not one, but two fruitful seasons throughout the summer and fall. Its unique ability to bear fruit on both primocanes and floricanes ensures a longer, more abundant harvest season, giving you the freedom to enjoy fresh blackberries far beyond the usual harvest time.
THORNLESS & PRIMOCANE-FRUITING INNOVATION: Prime-Ark Freedom is celebrated for its innovative characteristics, being the first of its kind to offer a thornless experience combined with the ability to fruit on primocanes. This breakthrough allows for a more comfortable and accessible gardening and harvesting experience, setting a new standard in blackberry cultivation.
LARGE, DELICIOUS BLACKBERRIES: Not only does Prime-Ark Freedom provide an extended and easy harvesting season, but it also produces large, succulent blackberries that are a delight to eat. These berries are known for their size, taste, and quality, making Prime-Ark Freedom an excellent choice for gardeners seeking both flavor and convenience in their homegrown fruits.

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[virginia]

Your plants and berries are pretty fantastic. I grow this variety in Pennsylvania, but in the ground, and it does really well. A number of the plants have died back in winter, but they came back pretty strong. Love the large berry size.

[baneverything]

My wild blackberries have been very undependable here. There are some really good ones but they produced well for only one season right before the bad southern heatwave and drought last year. I pruned the new canes and expected a bumper crop and it was bad. They tasted bland and had snails on them. So I just got a nice looking bush of this variety for Louisiana. These will be easy to protect with a mesh row cover to prevent the birds from gobbling them up and they should add flavor to my mulberry wine too. It`s so hard to pick wild blackberries because of mosquitoes, snakes, fire ants, vines and stickers and these may give me a fall crop. I`m trying to build a food forest so the government can`t starve me again.

[esmysyield]

I got a another huge bowl full again this morning. Although the birds found my poncas lol.

[BigPappaAaron]

Nice! If youve raised triple crown, how would you say they compare?

[FCESWS]

How big are the containers and what's your fertilizing regiment?