Blackberry Removal

What This Service Involves

Himalayan blackberry is the Pacific Northwest's most aggressive invasive – a thorny thicket that takes over yards, fence lines, and open ground and regrows relentlessly from its root crowns. We remove blackberry completely: cutting and hauling the canes, then digging out the root crowns that let it come back. Simply cutting it down guarantees regrowth, so we target the roots to give you lasting results. We can also advise on follow-up to keep it from re-establishing from the seed bank.

Benefits

Reclaims blackberry-choked ground; Root crowns dug out, not just cut; Lasting results, not regrowth; Clears yards, fence lines, and slopes; Follow-up guidance to keep it out

Our Process

1) Assess the infestation and access; 2) Cut and haul away the canes; 3) Excavate and remove the root crowns; 4) Clear debris and roots; 5) Advise on preventing regrowth

What Affects the Cost

Area and density; Root crown removal; Terrain and access; Haul-away volume

Best Time of Year

Can be done year-round; dormant season eases access.