Navaho

Rubus fruticosus Navaho

Thornless blackberry
The Navaho is a fast-growing, thornless blackberry that produces many firm and large fruits. The fruits ripen late in the season and have a long picking period from mid-August to mid-October. The fruits of the Navaho are sweet and full of flavor.

Pollination
Self-pollinating

Pruning Tie
up thick branches in the spring, these give the most beautiful fruits. Cut away anything that is still too much. After harvesting, completely prune the branches on which the fruits have been attached.

Fertilization
Blackberries like humus-rich, slightly acidic soil and therefore require an organic fertilizer.