Not that I know of, Arapaho has small seeds like raspberry size but I have never heard of seedless.

Just wondering....

>>real small seeds that are a pain<<

what pain you're enduring...will real big seeds be better for you?

Not that I've heard of, but I think raspberries are much better for seediness. They are really tasty, too! My first home-growns were last year, and I was floored how much better they are than in the stores :)

I love blackberries and I've been thinking about planting them all along my back fence. I'm a *little* worried about critters coming in and eating them though. Not sure how much of a problem that would actually be. We've got rats, opossums, skunks, all kinds of things in the neighborhood. :/

Birds and bugs are usually the worst offenders but don't let that deter you from planting a few plants.

I don't know why I didn't think of thorns! Perfect! I'll be hip deep in pie in no time. :)

A greedy squirrel was a problem with mine. We don't even usually have squirrels in the open yard because of the predators around, but he rushed out of the woods and back for my ripe blackberries! I have to cover them with netting. I hope that tough netting keeps squirrels foiled or I'll have to get more creative!

Fencing will provide a pathway to fruit of thorny blackberries planted alongside.