YoungberryPLEASE 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. Youngberry is a fruiting deciduous perennial shrub. It is part of the Roseaceae family and was developed in 1905 by Byrnes M. Young while working in Morgan city, Louisiana. It is a cross

Used for fresh fruit

A Chandler cross with strong vigour

and happy in pots

cooking or excellent for preserves

followed by sky blue fruit into Summer

(Malus ×domestica) rootstocks

leaving only vigorous healthy canes to produce the next crop

semi-erect thornless blackberry

the fruit lacks the astringent properties of its parents

A cross between marionberry and boysenberry

Long trailing vines with dusty purple coloured berries are a feature of the delicious Boysenberry (Rubus ursinus x idaeus)

Heavy cropper