Columbia Giant Thornless Blackberry Shade repeating in autumn on this

repeating in autumn on this rarely encountered selection of Pachysandra

Barbra was very choosy when it came to picking a rose that would bear her name

Fruits heavily throughout the year

DESCRIPTION A popular drought tolerant grass that forms a tidy

DESCRIPTION The hardiest of all palms with its attractive multi-trunked habit that forms rounded clumps

Columbia Giant Thornless Blackberry Shade repeating in autumn on thisRubus subgenus Rubus Watson 'Columbia Giant' PP DESCRIPTION The largest ever thornless blackberries, with enormous conical fruit that can reach two inches long! Summer fruit is sweet with a touch of tartness, and a hint of raspberry flavor. The vigorous, trailing canes benefit from trellis support. Deciduous. LIGHT Full sun WATERING Water when top 3 inches of soil is dry. BLOOMS Spring flowers, summer fruit. MATURE SIZE Canes reach 6 ft. long.