Shawnee Thorny

The Shawnee Thorny is a new release produces the largest-sized berries with exceptionally high yields, and 7-10 days delay in fruit maturity.

Man buying a basket of Shawnee Thorny blackberries from the market

Ripening of the Shawnee Thorny blackberry begins in June and matures in July.

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Shawnee Thorny price(s):

3 year (fruiting size)	$5.85
3 year (6 feet)	$8.70

Recommended zones for Shawnee Thorny:

Zone 5	(-10° to -5°)
Zone 6	(-5° to 5°)
Zone 7	(5° to 10°)
Zone 8	(10° to 20°)

Cluster of Shawnee Thorny blackberries on the vine

The Shawnee blackberry plant is a commercially popular blackberry.

A bowl of Shawnee blackberries is a tasty treat tradition on the 4th of July.

Shawnee Thorny blackberries laying on the a table

With huge size berries that are tasty when fresh, the Shawnee Blackberry is a winner! Call Aaron's Nursery today to order yours!

Someone holding a container full of Shawnee Thorny blackberries

The Shawnee blackberry is easily picked from six foot blackberry bushes.

Great clusters of Shawnee blackberries begin forming in June.

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