AGAVAM

The 'Agavam' blackberry is an upright bush native to North America that grows quickly and reaches heights from 1.8 to 3 meters. Its branches are sturdy and do not require support, though they are covered with thorns that are slightly curved and may cause minor inconveniences when working with the plant.

The culture is characterized by high yield: one bush can produce from 5 to 15 kilograms of berries depending on growing conditions. The berries are collected in clusters of 15–20 fruits, each weighing approximately 3–4 grams. They have a black glossy color and a classic sweet-blackberry taste, which reaches full sweetness by the end of August.

'Agavam' is characterized by frost resistance – it can withstand temperatures down to -30 °C without insulation, as well as high resistance to diseases such as rust and cane blight. The bush fruits continuously for 15 years, making it an attractive choice for gardeners looking for a reliable and undemanding crop.