AZ Rare Fruit Growers has them for sale. Contact them for arrangements.

Here is a link that might be useful: AZRFG

Thanks for the link. You think the most recommended variety of blackberry would be easier to find.

Yes, I just got some from Womack Nursery in Texas and planted them last Saturday. I got 15 for $50 (shipping included. They were really great to deal with.

Gene

The Master Gardeners at the U of A Cooperative Extension Gardens In Tucson sell Rosborough blackberries at their twice yearly plant sales, in April and October. The next sale is April 12, 2014 from 8-11 at 4210 N. Campbell. The blackberries always sell out very fast, so you should be in line by 7:30. You can call 520-626-5161 for more information and dates of the sales. This is a nonprofit organization, not a business. Proceeds from the sales go to maintaining the Demonstration Gardens, which are open free to the public.

Interesting. Be careful what you wish for. I have blackberries that I bought at a Rare Fruit plant sale several years ago.No name. But very prolific. Sends runners everywhere - even under block fence into neighbors. . Blossoms are white tho so apparently not Rosborough
We really whacked them back last Fall. They are covered with blooms now.

Interesting. Be careful what you wish for. I have blackberries that I bought at a Rare Fruit plant sale several years ago.No name. But very prolific. Sends runners everywhere - even under block fence into neighbors. . Blossoms are white tho so apparently not Rosborough
We really whacked them back last Fall. They are covered with blooms now.

As far as I know all blackberry blossoms are pink(ish) the first day they open, then they turn white and remain that way until they fall off.

As for growing all over the place they are blackberries that is what they do. and why you have to keep them pruned back annually along with spent florocane removal. And yes, if you neighbor lives on the other side of the fence (I run mine next to the alley; good crime prevention) then they may not be pleased.

jeff@jeffsnursery.com Gilbert, AZ.