Rubus fruticosus 'Navaho' ~ Navaho Thornless Blackberry climbing Lizard’s Tail is an erect

Lizard’s Tail is an erect branching native marginal aquatic perennial noted for its dark green heart-shaped leaves tiny fragrant white flowers packed on its drooping slender racmen in summer to frost

Its medium green leaves turn deep burgundy in fall

Orange and red

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Stainless Steel is heat and humidity tolerant

Rubus fruticosus 'Navaho' ~ Navaho Thornless Blackberry climbing Lizard’s Tail is an erectNavaho Blackberry is an upright deciduous shrub that produces medium blackberries midseason for 5 6 weeks and has sturdy erect canes that do not need staking. The pink white rose like flowers give way to clusters of sweet fruits which ripen in summer. Fruits best in full sun and rich, moist, slightly acidic well drained soils. Navaho is tolerant of rosett but susceptible to orange rust an has a high chill requirement. Type: Shrub Height: 4' 5' Spread: