Eastern Red Cedar material Blackberries can be deceptive—they turn

Blackberries can be deceptive—they turn black before they are actually sweet

One crushed berry can cause an entire bowl to spoil

The Transition: Once the local wildlife has stripped the branches completely bare (usually by January or February)

STORAGE METHOD SHELF LIFE NOTES Countertop (Room Temp) 4 – 6 Days Exceptional holding power

USDA Zone/Chill Hours  Zone 9 – 11 (Very cold-sensitive

Eastern Red Cedar material Blackberries can be deceptive—they turnDescription: Eastern Red Cedars typically have a conical to columnar shape when young, maturing into a more irregular or broad rounded form. They feature dense, scale like foliage that ranges in color from dark green to bluish green, often with a slightly grayish cast. Female trees produce small, bluish gray berry like cones known as "juniper berries," which are often used by wildlife as a food source. The bark of mature trees is reddish brown and