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Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) CHESTER

Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) CHESTER
Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) CHESTER
Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) CHESTER
Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) CHESTER
Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) CHESTER
Specifications
Height at sale50cm
PotC2
Sell as2 ročný
Ripening timeJuly/August/September
8.50€
  • The excellent Chester blackberry variety was bred in America. It is a thornless variety with large, glossy fruits and a superb blackberry aroma.
  • Chester blackberry grows moderately strong with an upright habit and requires support. It does not have thorns.
  • The fruits are large, sweet with a slight acidity, and have an excellent blackberry flavor. They have an oval shape, a shiny black color, and weigh approximately 6g. It is a highly productive variety that is easily grown, primarily suitable for home gardeners.
  • The harvesting period starts from July and continues until frost. Chester provides a very abundant and regular yield.
  • It prefers slightly acidic soil that is moderately moist. It tolerates water deficiency better than raspberries due to its deeper root system.
  • Chester blackberry requires a sunny or partially shaded location.
  • It can be planted throughout the year, preferably at a distance of 1-3m.
  • The fruits of Chester blackberries are very healthy and suitable for direct consumption as well as for making juices or preserves.
  • It has good resistance to diseases and the highest level of frost hardiness.
  • In summer, prune the tips of the one-year-old canes to stimulate branching. In early spring, shorten the main cane to a height of approximately 1.7m and the lateral canes to a length of 30-40cm. After harvesting the fruits, immediately remove all fruiting canes and any excess summer canes. Leave 5-7 strong canes for fruiting in the following year.
  • It is self-pollinating.

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