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Originally Posted by PaulF
Raspberries are fine, but I have a preference for larger thornless blackberries. We have the variety Navaho. Absolutely huge fruit and the sweetest berry since the wild blackberries I used to eat as a kid growing up in northwest Oregon.
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If the raspberries perform well, I still have a couple of spaces remaining between Jasmine plants for Blackberries.
I planted the Jasmine plants last year for the fragrance. While they are growing well and blooming well, they are not producing any fragrance. Anyone know anything about Jasmine plants? Do they produce more fragrance as the weather warms? If they don't start producing some fragrance, I will yank them out and replace them with Honeysuckle.
Ted