⏳ Flowers from late spring to early frost
Does it need a pollinator for berries
It produces medium-sized pecans that are flavorful and excellent for eating fresh or baking
elongated flower spikes of deep purple—so dark they appear nearly black
Sunlight: Partial Shade Botanical Name: Camellia sasanqua 'Yuletide' Growth Rate: Moderate Bloom Time: Late Fall to Early Winter Type: Evergreen Flowering Shrub
Ouachita Blackberry Size:3 Gallon ⏳ Flowers from late springOuachita Blackberry Thornless Blackberry with Sweet, Juicy Harvests The Ouachita Blackberry is a top performing fruit shrub prized for its abundant crops of large, glossy blackberries. Completely thornless and highly disease resistant, this variety is easy to grow and perfect for home gardens. Its sweet, firm berries are excellent for eating fresh, making jam, or freezing. Thornless canes for easy picking Produces large, firm, sweet blackberries