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Blackberry Jam Fruit Tree

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Quick grow facts

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Sun

Full or partial sun

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Soil

Acidic soil

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Pot size

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Water

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Fertilizer

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Pollination

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Propagation

Seed

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Pests & diseases

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Look out for (Houston)

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What it is

A bushy shrub related to gardenias, from Central and South America, growing to about 2 meters (6ยฝ feet). It has large, fragrant white flowers.

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Why grow/eat it

Its small yellow fruits taste like blackberry jam.

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How to use it

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Harvest in Houston

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Container tips

Likes full or partial sun and acidic soil. It's fairly easy to grow and does well in a container in cooler areas.

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Cautions

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Sources

  1. https://stfc.org.au/articles/blackberry-jam-bush-randia-formosa-2/