Blackberry - Chester Thornless Rubus spp. Ajuga honey-scented blooms that appear in

honey-scented blooms that appear in dense clusters above lush green foliage

Highly resistant to drought and poor soils once established

Companion Plants:RosemarySalviaCatmintYarrowDwarf WestringiaLamb’s Ear

Suitable as a Specimen or Avenue Plant

tubular bell-shaped flowers that bloom from late spring through to autumn

Blackberry - Chester Thornless Rubus spp. Ajuga honey-scented blooms that appear inCommon Name: Chester thornless blackberry Description: Rubus spp. Chester Thornless is a vigorous, late season fruiting blackberry variety prized for its high yields of large, glossy black berries and completely thornless canes, making harvesting far easier and safer. This deciduous bramble produces masses of sweet to mildly tart fruit from mid to late summer, ideal for fresh eating, jams, desserts, and freezing. It features strong, upright to semi