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Simmons Plant Farm is family owned and operated. All plants are grown by the Simmons Family. That's why we say "buy from the grower and save money". Simmons Berry Farm was started by Garland and Faye Simmons in 1944. It is still family owned and operated by their son Fred Simmons.

OUR PLANTS
Strawberries
Blueberries
Blackberries
Grapes
Black Raspberry
Asparagus
Raspberries
Rhubarb
Elderberries
Muscadine Grapes
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11542 N Hwy 71
Mountainburg, AR 72946
Phone: (479) 369-2345
Fax: (479) 369-2345

simmonsplantfarm@hotmail.com

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Black Hawk

The plants are vigorous, show resistance to anthracnose.  One of the hardiest black raspberries.  Fruit is medium in size, firm, and has good flavor.

Black Hawk

Option 1
  • Plant red and black raspberries 3 feet apart in rows and 6 to 10 feet between the rows.  Work soil as deep as possible.  Then level soil again.  Cut off the tops of red raspberries to about 4 inches.  Cut black raspberries to about 2 inches.  Plow a furrow about 3 inches deep and spread roots naturally in the row.  Pack soil firmly around the roots.  Level soil again around the plants.  Plants need about an inch of water every 7 to 10 days during hot weather.  Cultivate every week or 10 days to keep grass and weeds from plants.

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