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Blackberry bushes, also known as Himalayan blackberry is an invasive species widespread on Vancouver Island. The District of Saanich states “Himalayan blackberry is an aggressive invasive plant that can quickly turn naturally open areas into dense thickets of impenetrable brambles.” Blackberry thickets can produce 7,000-13,000 seeds per square meter. Blackberries have an extensive root system that sprouts new plants as far as 20 feet away. Blackberries send out long vines that take root and create new plants.

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Critical Alert for Victoria Property Owners

Blackberry Problems

Evergreen shrubs are the backbone of a garden

Enhance your outdoor space

Bring timeless beauty to your garden

Hoes are used to aerate and loosen up soil and can be better to use than a hand rake for larger areas

Shrubs are the backbone of any garden

These 11 tips will help you achieve greener, healthier grass

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Follow these tips to prepare your garden for winter

Nutritious food and a rewarding gardening experience

Fresh and nutritious food while enhancing your outdoor space