Boysenberries

Generally these boysenberry plants are the most adaptable of all to extremes in climates and soils and are the most productive berry bushes per square foot of garden space.

This old favorite boysenberry plant has been famous in the berry garden for years and is thornless like the Black Satin blackberry and never develops a deep black color when ripe. The high quality berries are delicious for fresh eating and for canning.

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Boysenberries price(s):

2 year old (Sold Out)	$1.90
3 year old (Sold Out)	$5.70
Per 10 Plants (Sold Out)	$56.50

Recommended zones for Boysenberries:

Zone 5	(-10˚ to -5˚)
Zone 6	(-5˚ to 5˚)
Zone 7	(5˚ to 10˚)
Zone 8	(10˚ to 20˚)
Zone 9	(20˚ to 30˚)

The thornless Boysenberry bush never develops berries with a deep black color when ripe.

A bowlful of boysenberries is a popular breakfast dish in July.

After flowering the boysenberry evolves into green, orange, red, and wine-colored berries.

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