Territorial Seed Company Caneberry Plant

This collection includes four one-year-old transplants: two thornless blackberry plants and two raspberry plants. They arrive in 3.5-inch pots, ready to be transplanted into your garden.

These caneberries are hardy in USDA zones 4 through 9. If you live within this range, they are well-suited to your climate, though you should always check your specific local frost dates before planting.

Caneberries need room to spread. Plan for at least 3 to 4 feet of spacing between each plant to ensure proper airflow and ease of harvest, especially since these are high-yield varieties.

Yes, both blackberries and raspberries benefit from support. Installing a simple trellis or wire system will keep the canes off the ground, which improves fruit quality and makes harvesting much easier.

Because these are one-year-old transplants, they are established enough to begin producing fruit sooner than seeds, but you should generally expect a light harvest in the first full season after planting as the root systems settle in.

Yes, the blackberry varieties included in this set are thornless. This is a significant advantage for maintenance and makes picking fruit much more comfortable compared to wild or older thorny varieties.