Navaho

Fruit

Navaho

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Navaho is an erect thornless blackberry from Arkansas breeding—medium-large firm fruit, sweet flavour, and upright canes that need less elaborate trailing trellis work. Berries ship better than soft wild types and colour to a deep black with good gloss when ripe. It helped make thornless blackberries practical for smaller commercial blocks. Excellent fresh, in yogurt, and for bakery toppings where berries must hold shape. Heat and humidity demand timely harvest to avoid soft fruit. Fully ripe Navaho is notably sweeter than underripe firm picks sold early.

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Characteristics

Preparations

Bakery Hold ShapeErect Trellis BlockFresh MarketHome GardenYogurt Topping

Traits

Arkansas BreedingErectErect ThornlessFirmFirm ShipperSweetSweet When RipeThornless

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United States

USDA

History

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University of Arkansas released Navaho as an erect thornless blackberry.

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Navaho plantings spread through the mid-South and beyond for fresh market.

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Garden centres stocked Navaho as a manageable thornless home cultivar.

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Arkansas series successors shared space with Navaho on commercial lists.

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