Rubus ulmifolius ‘APF-236T’ ~ Bushel and Berry® Baby Cakes® Thornless Blackberry-ServeScape
Rubus ulmifolius ‘APF-236T’ ~ Bushel and Berry® Baby Cakes® Thornless Blackberry-ServeScape

Bushel and Berry® Baby Cakes® Thornless Blackberry

Rubus ulmifolius ‘APF-236T’


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Baby Cakes Thornless Blackberry is a dwarf variety of the deciduous shrub that produces two crops a year, in summer and fall.  The white rose-like flowers give way to large blackberries with the classic sweet taste.  Fruits best in full sun and rich, moist, slightly acidic well-drained soils.  Baby Cakes begins fruiting in its second year and is self-pollinating, and moderately drought tolerant once established.

Type: 

Shrub 

Height: 

3' - 4'

Spread: 

3’ - 4'

Spacing: 

3.5'

USDA Hardiness Zone: 

4 - 8

Culture: 

Full SunPart Sun

Bloom Color: 

White

Season of Interest: 

Summer, Fall

MAINTENANCE NEEDS:  Medium Maintenance.  Water regularly. Remove fruiting canes to the ground immediately after harvest.  Generally performs best when staked. Wilt, Anthracnose, and botrytis can be serious disease problems. Cane and crown borers are potential pest issues.
LANDSCAPE USES:  Accents or Group Plantings, BordersNaturalized AreasWildlife GardenEdible Gardens, Hedges, and Containers.

COMPANION PLANTS:  White OakChives, Bee Balm

 IMAGES: Photo by Christina Greengrass, Fruits: Thornless Blackberry, (2) Photo by Michele Dorsey Walfred, Blackberries

*As plants have ranges in appearance they may not appear as the images shown.

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