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Thornless Loganberry-a tasty treat

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Thornless Loganberry

Unique homegrown treat!
Thornless Loganberry
This natural cross between a blackberry and red raspberry produces long, tasty, dark red berries that are great for fresh eating, juices, pies, syrups, jams, jellies and wines. It trails like a blackberry but harvests like a raspberry with the flavor a unique marriage of the two.

Because the fruits ripen at different times on the bush, it is not widely produced commercially and therefore remains a unique home-grown treat. Ripens early in mid-late summer. Grows 8-10'.








Properties
  • Colors: Dark Red
  • Deer Resistant: No
  • Max Height (feet): 6
  • Plant Lighting: Full Sun
  • Season Color: Summer
  • Spread: 2-3'
  • Zones:6-10
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