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Rubus spp. Apache (Plant Patent #11865)
Apache is an erect, thornless blackberry similar to Arapaho but with larger fruit and seeds, ripening 15 days later. It resists orange rust and produces sweet, flavorful berries when ripe. The plant is very productive and has a six-week ripening period.
Planting & Care:
Tip new canes at 42 inches during the growing season.
Space plants 5 feet apart in 5-foot wide rows.
For individual plants, space them in a 6-foot circle.
Recommended growing zones: 6-8.
Key Features:
Pest Resistance: Excellent
Disease Resistance: Excellent
Drought Tolerance: Very Good
Heat Tolerance: Good
Humidity Tolerance: Very Good
Sun Tolerance: Very Good
Wet Soil Tolerance: Fair
Shade Tolerance: Fair
No Spray: Excellent
Salt Tolerance: Good
Fresh for Kids: Good
Deer Resistance: Fair
Thorns: None
Soil Type: Adaptable
Edible Type: Berry
Self-Fertile: Yes
This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. Comments and opinions are always welcome.