PREORDER Snowbank Blackberry (Ship March 2026)

PREORDER — Ships Late March 2026

SNOWBANK WHITE BLACKBERRY

A blackberry that looks like a pearl and tastes like summer. Snowbank White is a rare, thornless blackberry variety that produces soft white berries instead of the usual deep black fruit. The flavor is mild, sweet, and floral — a subtle treat that turns your garden into a conversation piece.

If you’re building a food forest, designing a standout edible landscape, or you just enjoy growing what nobody else has, Snowbank is that plant. Unique. Productive. And unforgettable once you see it fruiting.

Zones: 5–9
Type: Live Plant
Growth Habit: Thornless, erect
Fruit Color: White
Flavor Profile: Gentle sweetness with a clean finish

Why growers chase Snowbank:

• Rare genetics — not your everyday blackberry

• Thornless canes — pick in peace

• Perennial — plant once, harvest for years

• Garden showstopper — the fruit keeps folks asking questions

• Perfect for homesteads and collectors — add a little horticultural mystery

Ships dormant in late March 2026, ready to wake up with spring warmth. Dormant plants may appear leafless or “sleeping” on arrival — this is normal. Once planted, they’ll root, leaf out, and begin establishing for your future harvests.

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Note: IMPORTANT: I am not responsible for buyer germination success, seeds have been tested.

1. Any and all claims made through USPS must be made by the buyer, our company will assist you with any claim as much as we are able. The final responsibility relies with the buyer.

2. We are not responsible for any error on the carrier’s fault — crushed package, lost package, delayed package or any other case that might arise. Once the package leaves our facility the liability is on the buyer.

3. Any problem you have with the package needs to be reported to me within 24 hours of the delivered time stamp from USPS.

4. When purchasing from us you are agreeing to these terms and conditions and you understand the inherent risk of having living plants shipped to you in the mail. Leaves do get damaged, some roots will die off — this is all normal when shipping plants. Our company will be here to assist you if you need help acclimating your new plant.

5. Plant might be a little smaller/bigger, more or less full, longer or shorter — but we do our best to make it similar to the listing photos.

6. These terms are final as soon as the package has been shipped through USPS and the tracking number has been created and scanned into the system.

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