Blackberry Ouachita Flowering Trees Mature leaves can be slightly

Mature leaves can be slightly concave and typically lack the prominent peeling filaments found on some other yucca species

Spreading Spring/Early Summer Widening

Because of its high acidity and thick

Requires approximately 600–700 chill hours

Blackberry Ouachita Flowering Trees Mature leaves can be slightlyThe 'Ouachita' Blackberry (pronounced WASH it tah) is widely considered the "gold standard" of the University of Arkansas thornless series. Released in 2003, it was bred specifically to combine the best traits of its predecessors: the upright habit of the 'Arapaho' and the high productivity of the 'Navaho'. The 'Ouachita' blackberry produces large, glossy blackberries that are exceptionally sweet and flavorful. The fruit has a firm texture and is