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Is this high cordon system?

The label on the plant I just bought says not to propagate prohibited plants. Is there a patent on this variety? Is propagation prohibited?

Does it support the climate of another country?

but what does it taste like and why is an arkansan using a Mississippi town name for their fruit? Just curious about the story as a Mississippian.

Amazing presenter! Can we please have more videos related to Prime-Ark and Primecane Blackberries? Why haven't there been any new Blackberry tutorials produced in the past six years? They are so useful.

His voice is so dreamy....I love it!!😍😍😍

how can a man give so much information about anything, so calm and so clear and complete. This guy have an alot bigger brain then people think he have.

As an Amoore myself this is a great piece of fruit

We have Joy seedless table grapes in our backyard mini vineyard, in Chicago suburbs. It was dumb luck when we ordered the vines online that we chose Joy to be one of the varieties. I was absolutely blown when I tasted our first harvest, which was this year. Never had store grapes that tasted like Joy. They burst with flavor, and have great texture and thin skin. Absolutely delicious and very addictive. I will be growing Joy vines for a very long time, without a doubt. Disclaimer: I am not a wine maker. Only growing table grapes.

We have Hope Seedless variety in our backyard mini vineyard, in Chicago suburbs. Fast growing, thin skin, delicious fruit. Disclaimer: I am not a wine maker, only growing table grapes.

When licensed to sell in UK

University of Ark has some amazing blackberry varieties!

just wondering if quachita blackberry is the same as ouachita blackberry? I've seen the name with a "q" a few times and wonder if it is the same berry. thanks.

Hi, where can i buy the seedlings for Prime Ark Traveler variety?

good😁

Tipping mine now 🤓

Are they erect!

We just bought 10 from Nourse Farms and look forward to many years of delicious fruit. Thank you for your research for these wonderful blackberries. God bless you.

Which blackberry is best for hot weather?

My prime Ark Freedom just starting growing new growth this year. The canes look nothing like the original canes. 5 out of my 6 bushes are doing this. The stems are bigger and not round and grow straight up. What could these be and is this normal growth?

with just 2,5 ppm of gibberellin at before bloom to elongate cluster stems and 10 ppm after pea sized, it become oval and large grapes, from cutting it need less than 6 months to bear fruit

John Clark is the goat

What do you spray to keep the stink bugs off of them or squash bugs?

Do bio-stimulants like kelp, liquid fish, enzymes, beneficial bacterial and fungi, help to increase the sugar content of the fruit?

This man's voice is amazing to listen to.

Good insight folks, but where is the natural analysis throuth the production? I saw too many words like "strong and varieties"

Hello sir. why do the berries of this variety fall, immediately after flowering? Regards!

These grapes look beautiful

Your excitement looks hard to contain.

Will the warm temps slow down the growth of the canes?

Excelente fruta, la tengo .Muy buena calidad , planta, conducción y rendimiento.

They taste like candy apples. I got the immediate nostalgic feeling of being at the fair.

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These are perfect for a defensive perimeter with the thorns and berries

Good , beautiful .

Good .

I got 75 of these and put them to the side snd they've spread@

Should mention that it's thornless, too.

Purchased 100 enchantment vines from DoubleA vineyards. I would love to receive some info regarding the best way of growing them. Trellis system. Spur or cane pruning, etc... Thanks

I have been growing back yard black berries for over 20 years. My absolute favorite is primeark freedom. I did purchase some primeark traveler and they are a close 2nd. I am looking to get into providing for a local farmer's market and plan to use the prime ark traveler for that. Both prime ark freedom and traveler grow vigorously and produce a abundance of fruit.

From the Willamette Valley Oregon, my plant is only two years old since planted (I assume it was a one year old nursery stock) and the second season of it being in the ground I had at least 10 large clusters of grapes that were pretty much identical to the green seedless grapes you buy at the grocery store, at least in my opinion. I didn't know grapes like this could be grown here. Crisp and crunchy just like a store grape and they were about the same size too. Heck yeah!

I love this variety they are easy to grow and it's like they can never be killed

Review based on growing Faith for a fourth year in San Diego. Third year, I wasn't impressed by small clusters and non-descript flavor, though I definitely marked the geometric ("right-angled") growth pattern and healthy, attractive leaves. (As a matter of policy, I never express an opinion on a vine before fourth leaf.) Fourth year, the vine really came into its own. Massive production, much larger clusters, large berries, texture is perfect melt-in-your mouth, skin very smooth and silky (how different to the tannic powdery cabbagey balloon rubber skin of Jupiter!) the flavor mild, but subtly attractive, definitely "moreish" as the British say. This is a grape that feels good in the hand when plucked, the skin chews well in the mouth, the crunch and pulp and seedless all contribute to great mouth-feel, so that I would rate it very, very high, up with Reliance, as a luscious, enjoyable grape you can't stop eating. Jury is still out on Compassion and Gratitude. Hope is pretty darn good, beautiful, round, tasty fruit, but being smaller and shattering a bit, it certainly doesn't dislodge Neptune from my top spot for crunchy seedless yellow berries and tasty fruity-flavored fruit. (If you think an almost pure isoamyl acetate flavor is a "fruity" flavor, which is what Neptune has.) Combined with its very good health, I can recommend Faith highly for San Diego. Having just trialled Everest (from Cornell) under similar conditions, I would rate Everest as having a a wonderfully smooth texture, with just a bit of skin and barely noticeable seed traces. 9 out of 10. But Faith's sublime texture is about as close to a perfect ten as a vine is going to get. GOOD JOB U of Ark! I think Faith is a grape that people will GO OUT AND BUY.

Замечательно.

5:20 ... It might be less expensive to distill the alcohol out of the water rather than distilling the water out of the alcohol. I'm not even sure how you accomplish the latter, since the alcohol has the lower boiling point. I'm sure the professor knows better, of course, but I still thought it was an odd thing to say.

Neutral flavor maybe that is an euphemism for no flavour ?

I would really like the opportunity to visit University of Arkansas blackberry farm. I love growing all the different types . And hope to establish a large grow operation in southern Alabama on my 23 acres of land.

Just planted 5 so I'm hoping for the best .