Thornless Loganberries

Loganberries are a cross between a Blackberry and a Raspberry. The result is delicious berries perfect for jams, pies, juices and wines. You can also eat them fresh though they are quite tart. The berries are a deep, purple red.

The thornless stems make them so easy to harvest. Loganberries are quite heat tolerant.

Thornless Loganberries have excellent disease resistance and vigorous growth.

Plant Loganberries to grow on a trellis. A couple of posts with a line strung between will suffice, but you can be as fancy as you like! Tie the stems loosely the line so they are not damaged by wind, and sit off the ground. In winter, prune out the weak, damaged canes to make way for healthy new growth. Around ten stems per plant is ideal.

Loganberries grow well and are pretty easy care and the plants produce reliably for many years.

Plant Loganberries in full sun. A humus rich, well drained soil is ideal. Space 150-180cm apart. Plant the cane quite shallow, around 10cm deep. Water in and keep moist when in flower and fruit. Add some mulch to help with water retention and weed reduction.

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