Blackberry 'Ollalie' (Rubus fruticosus) Food for Wildlife More productive when planted near

More productive when planted near another olive variety

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Blackberry 'Ollalie' (Rubus fruticosus) Food for Wildlife More productive when planted nearA trailing blackberry with medium sized, lumpy black fruit thats excellent eaten fresh or for homemade pies and jams. Developed at the University of Oregon as a cross between Loganberry and Youngberry. Sweet fruit retains its wild blackberry flavor. You wont find this one at the fruit stand! Robust and steadfast producer. Ripens in July. Use a trellis or other support. Fruits on second year canes (floricanes)