Thornless Boysenberry Plant Thornless Fortuniana rootstock requires more effort

Fortuniana rootstock requires more effort for commercial growers to produce

Enjoy their beauty and fragrance indoors in cut flower bouquets

We recommend planting with one of the following varieties as a pollinator: Sweet Sixteen

Great for all culinary uses

Thornless Boysenberry Plant Thornless Fortuniana rootstock requires more effortA sweet treat in midsummer! The very large, almost seedless, sweet, dark maroon colored berries boast a sweet tart flavor and are excellent in jams and jellies, wine, preserves and for fresh eating. Thornless boysenberry canes produce 4 6 quarts per plant at maturity. The trailing canes grow 4 6 ft. tall. Boysenberries are harvested when the fruits drop from the vine at the slightest touch. Boysenberries don't keep wellso the best way to enjoy them is