Ollalie Blackberry Origin Date_1600s self-fruitful plant that produces two

self-fruitful plant that produces two crops: a summer crop on second-year (floricane) canes and a larger fall crop on first-year (primocane) growth

The Katharine apple remained unknown for many years

The Marie Louise has a  golden-yellow skin with attractive russet patches

The Carpathian walnut is native to the Carpathian mountains eastward to Korea

O'henry peaches are strong

Ollalie Blackberry Origin Date_1600s self-fruitful plant that produces twoUSDA Certified Organic The Ollalie blackberry is one of our most prized blackberries. Olallieberries are a cross between the Youngberry and Loganberry, and are named after the Chinook word for "berry". They were developed in 1935 by George Waldo. Ripens mid to late summer for most locations. The fruit of the Ollalieberries produces tasty, dark purple black, medium sized berries with an good shelf life. Olallieberries pair well with spices like