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Image 1. All flowers killed by 27F, no fruit developing, crop loss was significant with this variety. |
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Image 2. Only the early flowers were killed, this variety will produce nearly a full crop. |
Yesterday I was in a farmers field in the Piedmont region of NC and took several pictures. As with many farms in NC, on the night of April 10, temperatures at this farm got down to 27F. This farmer grew several different varieties of blackberry. Some were in full bloom, while others did not have any open flowers. The early varieties that were in full bloom now look like the top photo, while later varieties only lost their king flowers/fruit.
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