Growing Marionberries

Being a hybrid of the Chehalem and Olallieberry blackberry kinds, they were cultivated in Marion County, Oregon, which is where they got their name "Marionberry."
The juiciness, sweetness, and rich flavor of marionberries make them famous. Their conical shape and hue range from dark purple to black. The adaptability of these berries has earned them high praise in the culinary world, and they find widespread usage in sweets, jams, sauces, and pies.
Although marionberries have become well-known across the United States, they are most beloved in the Pacific Northwest, where they thrive in abundance.