If you are looking for an edible ground cover, consider thornless blackberries, which are ripening now. This is the season ...

This thornless blackberry grows upright, making it easier than ever to grow your own fruit. Southern Living. ... For best performance, provide at least six hours of direct sun per day.

If you have a fledgling orchard of fruit trees, you can fill the space between them with thornless blackberry plants. Plant them 10 feet apart so that their trailing stems have plenty of room to roam.

This is the season for blackberries of every type, but they are generally thorny and demand you wear gloves when harvesting them. If you have a fledgling orchard of fruit trees, you can fill the space ...

This thornless blackberry grows upright, making it easier than ever to grow your own fruit. ... For best performance, provide at least six hours of direct sun per day. Soil.