
Blackberry Black Satin | Rubus 'Black Satin' - Thornless
Rubus 'Black Satin' is a variety of blackberry that is prized for its large, juicy fruit and lack of thorns. The berries are a deep, glossy black and have a sweet, slightly tart flavour. This variety of blackberry is popular in Ireland due to its ease of growth and maintenance. It is perfect for those who want to enjoy fresh blackberries but do not want to deal with the hassle of thorns. The fruit can be enjoyed fresh or used in baking, jams and other preserves.
Why we like it:
- Produces large, juicy berries that are perfect for snacking and baking
- Thornless variety makes it easy and safe to harvest
- Low maintenance and easy to grow
What to know:
- Black Satin blackberries prefer full sun and well-drained soil
- They are self-fertile, so you only need one plant to produce fruit
- The fruit ripens in mid to late summer
- After fruiting, prune the canes that have produced fruit to ground level and tie in the new growth for next year's fruiting
- Protect the fruit from birds with netting or bird scarers
Height and Spread:
- Height: up to 2m
- Spread: up to 1.5m
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Description
Rubus 'Black Satin' is a variety of blackberry that is prized for its large, juicy fruit and lack of thorns. The berries are a deep, glossy black and have a sweet, slightly tart flavour. This variety of blackberry is popular in Ireland due to its ease of growth and maintenance. It is perfect for those who want to enjoy fresh blackberries but do not want to deal with the hassle of thorns. The fruit can be enjoyed fresh or used in baking, jams and other preserves.
Why we like it:
- Produces large, juicy berries that are perfect for snacking and baking
- Thornless variety makes it easy and safe to harvest
- Low maintenance and easy to grow
What to know:
- Black Satin blackberries prefer full sun and well-drained soil
- They are self-fertile, so you only need one plant to produce fruit
- The fruit ripens in mid to late summer
- After fruiting, prune the canes that have produced fruit to ground level and tie in the new growth for next year's fruiting
- Protect the fruit from birds with netting or bird scarers
Height and Spread:
- Height: up to 2m
- Spread: up to 1.5m









