Apache Blackberry

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Click here for Blackberry Care Guide Rubus spp. Apache (Plant Patent #11865) Apache is an erect, thornless blackberry similar to Arapaho but with larger fruit and seeds, ripening 1 5 days later. It resists orange rust and produces sweet, flavorful berries when ripe. The plant is very productive and has a six-week ripening period. Planting & Care: Tip new canes at 42 inches during the growing season. Space plants 5 feet apart in 5-foot wide rows. For individual plants, space them in a 6-foot circle. Recommended growing zones: 6-8. Key Features: Pest Resistance: Excellent Disease Resistance: Excellent Drought Tolerance: Very Good Heat Tolerance: Good Humidity Tolerance: Very Good Sun Tolerance: Very Good Wet Soil Tolerance: Fair Shade Tolerance: Fair No Spray: Excellent Salt Tolerance: Good Fresh for Kids: Good Deer Resistance: Fair Thorns: None Soil Type: Adaptable Edible Type: Berry Self-Fertile: Yes This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. Comments and opinions are always welcome. Show more