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Our story
Our journey commenced with the arrival of a new family member, igniting a quest for cleaner, safer fruits. Amid the shock of exorbitant store prices and the distressing presence of harmful chemicals on those very fruits, we were driven to forge an alternative. Our determination crystallized into a mission: to create an avenue for people to access, homegrown fruits, unburdened by toxins or financial barriers.
Guided by our own experience, we embarked on a journey that speaks to the universal desire for healthier choices. Today, we stand as a bridge between the longing for untainted produce and the opportunity to cultivate it oneself. Our purpose is rooted in nurturing not only fruits but also a vibrant community of like-minded individuals who share in the joy of fruit cultivation.
Healthy plants
Our commitment to quality is embodied in the meticulous attention we give to each plant's growth, cultivating them with expertise and affection.
Great packaging
We find satisfaction in our thorough packaging approach and the sincere care we dedicate. Ensuring your plants' hydration by adequately moistening them before packaging so they remain moisturized throughout their journey to your doorstep.
Speedy Arrival
We take immense pride in our efficient processing so that our plants reach you promptly and in optimal condition.
We are here for you
Our philosophy centers on offering assistance and providing unwavering support as you embark on your journey into fruit cultivation.
Why Blackberry?
The blackberry tree, a thorny shrub, yields dark purplish-black, juicy berries that are rich in antioxidants and fiber. These fruits offer numerous health benefits, making them a sought-after choice for both culinary use and overall well-being. Enjoy the delicious, nutritious blackberry bounty with our plants for sale.
Benefits
- Antioxidant-rich for cell health.
- Supports cognitive function.
- Aids digestion.
- Promotes heart, skin, and bone health.
- Boosts immune system.
- Rich in vitamins and minerals.
Highligts
- Tasty, sweet fruit with unique flavor.
- They are self pollinating.
- Attracts pollinators.
- Suitable for home gardens.
- Adaptable to various climates.
- Low maintenance, spreads quickly.
- Perennial growth.
- Prunig promotes productivity.
Culinary uses of Blackberry
- Enjoy them fresh as a healthy and tasty snack.
- Blend with yogurt and other fruits for a delicious smoothie.
- Use in pies, tarts, crumbles, and muffins.
- Create sweet and tangy blackberry sauces for meats or desserts.
- Top ice cream, cheesecake, or pudding with fresh blackberries.
Appearence
The blackberry tree is a thorny shrub with serrated leaves, often growing tall. Its fruits consists of clusters of small, dark purplish-black drupelets forming a juicy, sweet-tart, and highly flavorful berry. The ripe fruit's deep color stands out against the green foliage, making it visually attractive.
There are basically three main blackberry varieties or groups:
- Thorny erect blackberries
- Thornless erect blackberries
- Thornless trailing blackberries
ON ARRIVAL INSTRUCCIONS
- Upon arrival, immerse the potted plants in an inch of room-temperature water for rehydration.
- Allow them to soak for 30-60 minutes in a bright, well-ventilated space.
- Wait until excess water evaporates before removing them from the pot to protect the roots.
- Research replanting instructions based on your zone and preferred medium.
- Then, eagerly await the growth and delicious fruits your plants will yield!
Anonymous
September 3, 2025
I potted mine up immediately (no need to disturb root ball) into 4" pots and put them under grow lights for a week before moving them into a sheltered area outside. I also noticed that there were actually 2 plants in a couple of my pots. I strongly recommend taking scissors and carefully cutting off the smaller of two if you get 2 in a pot. The ones that were one to a pot were doing significantly better than the ones with 2 plants. I do not recommend trying to separate if you happen to get 2 in one pot. I tried to and found that I could not do so without risking very significant or fatal damage to one or both of the ones I tried to separate.PrimeArk Freedom is supposed to be a very good variety and I am excited to still have four very healthy and thriving plants 2 weeks after receipt.A few years ago I ordered a couple of blackberry plants from a different seller in a similar tiny pot and after potting them up into 4 inch pots, I immediately put them outside where they got morning sun and they died soon after.I also have given mine a diluted transplant fertilizer each week.So far, I could not be happier! I received them May 2, growing zone 7. They were well packaged and not dried out.June 3, 2024 update--plants are doing great. I am moving them into 1 gallon pots. I am sure they will continue to do well.
Extremely Happy
August 22, 2025
Beautiful starter plants, arrived fast and healthy. Great company, wonderful customer service and very impressed with the quality and value of the plants they sell. I re-plant into small pots until the roots fill the pot, then I re-pot into a larger pot. Don't just put them into a large pot. Keep them in the shade until the roots have developed. These are fast growing and need to be watered daily for me here in Florida.
Pammycake
June 22, 2025
They were in bad shape when they arrived. Contacted seller and they said they would be fine. They were dead within 3 days no possibility of reviving them.
Trish
May 30, 2025
My plants arrived in pretty good shape for traveling across county. There were a few brown leaves, but the plants themselves were healthy. I potted them up into 4 inch pots and left them on my shady porch for about a week so they could acclimate to being transferred before I exposed them to sun. After a week I stared hardening them off, and now they are in full sun and starting to get bigger. So far, all of the plants have survived. I will wait for them to get a bit bigger to put them in their final spot, probably in late summer when the heat isn't so overbearing.
Kim W
May 16, 2025
We planted two of them at the house. One took off the other, not so much. We are very happy with the one that grew like it’s supposed to grow. But I’m not sure what happened to the other one right beside it. I think we gave the other ones away. The roots look good when they came in everything about the plant looked healthy.
Tom
May 13, 2025
One lived and is doing okay, but 3 of the 4 plants I ordered died.
Travis M
February 13, 2025
A little smaller than I had envisioned, but they will grow quickly. Seem to be quite healthy.
Donna Oden
February 3, 2025
They were put on the mailbox. They all died.
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