Arapaho - Canes are thornless, erect, and self supporting. Fruit is medium sized, short and conical, bright glossy black with small seeds and medium yields. Sugar content and shelf life are less than Navaho but greater than Shawnee. Ripens about 11 days before Navaho, and harvest period is 4 weeks. Hardy in all areas of Mississippi.
Plants readily reproduce from roots.
Navaho - Canes are thornless, erect, and self supporting. Fruit is black and glossy, firm, sweet, and medium in size. Plants have good hardiness to low temperatures in Mississippi. Navaho plants do not reproduce freely from roots, so a closer spacing is advisable. Harvesting Blackberries ripen in late May and early June.