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Blackberry - Navaho Thornless

Thornless Blackberry Rubus 'Navaho', Rubus argutus 'Navaho' , is the first erect growing, thornless blackberry! This hardy blackberry plant is great for home gardens since it does not require a trellis.


The Navaho Blackberry produces an abundance of large, juicy, sweet dark purple to black fruit that ripens around the first of August and bears for one month; prune canes that have fruited to the ground in fall. These berries are of excellent quality and are delicious fresh, baked into pies or preserved as jams and jellies.


Blackberries are very healthy and notable for their high nutritional contents of dietary fiber, vitamin C, vitamin K, folic acid and B vitamin; also contains the essential mineral, manganese.


Navaho Blackberry can be used as a hedge, in small groups, or in a woodland border. You will also enjoy the birds and butterflies that are attracted to this plant.

Plant Facts

Family Rubus argutus 'Navaho'
Foliage Dark Green
Mature Height 4-5 feet
Mature Spread 3-4 feet
Soil Widely Adaptable
Zones 6-10
Moisture Moderate
Mature Form Erect, Trailing
Growth Rate Fast
Sun Exposure Full Sun to Partial Shade
Flower Color White
Bloom Period Early Summer

Quick Overview

Thornless Blackberry Rubus 'Navaho', Rubus argutus 'Navaho' , is the first erect growing, thornless blackberry! This hardy blackberry plant is great for home gardens since it does not require a trellis. The Navaho Blackberry produces an abundance of large, juicy, sweet dark purple to black fruit that ripens around the first of August and bears for one month; prune canes that have fruited to the ground in fall. These berries are of excellent quality and are delicious fresh, baked into pies or preserved as jams and jellies. Blackberries are very healthy and notable for their high nutritional contents of dietary fiber, vitamin C, vitamin K, folic acid and B vitamin; also contains the essential mineral, manganese. Navaho Blackberry can be used as a hedge, in small groups, or in a woodland border. You will also enjoy the birds and butterflies that are attracted to this plant.
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