Sweetie Pie Thornless Blackberry Bush Container Garden Plant Fruit Bearing Plant Sweet Berry Bush Organic Starter Plant
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Sweetie Pie Blackberry Plant is a popular blackberry bush that is known for its sweet berries. Each plant is grown from tissue cultures and has been well taken care of with no pesticides and is 100% organic.
Each plant is 4 to 10 Inches tall and is thornless. In addition plant does NOT come potted.
This semi erect variety is known for its good tolerance to hot temperatures! In addition, berries are formed on SECOND year canes.
Each plant is 4 to 10 Inches tall and is thornless. In addition plant does NOT come potted.
This semi erect variety is known for its good tolerance to hot temperatures! In addition, berries are formed on SECOND year canes.
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Sweetie Pie Blackberry Plant is a popular blackberry bush that is known for its sweet berries. Each plant is grown from tissue cultures and has been well taken care of with no pesticides and is 100% organic.
Each plant is 4 to 10 Inches tall and is thornless. In addition plant does NOT come potted.
This semi erect variety is known for its good tolerance to hot temperatures! In addition, berries are formed on SECOND year canes.
Each plant is 4 to 10 Inches tall and is thornless. In addition plant does NOT come potted.
This semi erect variety is known for its good tolerance to hot temperatures! In addition, berries are formed on SECOND year canes.
Sweetie Pie Blackberry Plant is a popular blackberry bush that is known for its sweet berries. Each plant is grown from tissue cultures and has been well taken care of with no pesticides and is 100% organic.
Each plant is 4 to 10 Inches tall and is thornless. In addition plant does NOT come potted.
This semi erect variety is known for its good tolerance to hot temperatures! In addition, berries are formed on SECOND year canes.
Each plant is 4 to 10 Inches tall and is thornless. In addition plant does NOT come potted.
This semi erect variety is known for its good tolerance to hot temperatures! In addition, berries are formed on SECOND year canes.
