Has anyone used this for blackberries?
180743
What exactly do you mean for blackberries? This is a saw blade meant for cutting any species of tree branches.
1405053
No, it's a great tool but it will never hold up trimming an acre of black berries. I would go with the professional globe Stihl or something comparable. This item is designed for light residential use. Thanks and good luck with your project.
823080
I used it to cover thornless blackberries and it worked just fine. But, it wasn't very easy to remove afterward because the blackberry vines became substantially entangled. It wasn't impossible to remove, but I did need to use care and it took patience and time. Doubtful that grape vines will grow as rapidly as my blackberry vines though.
1449020
No. I have not. It works pretty well on mango fruits. You have to position it just right and it works best on fruit that is not over ripe. I would be curious to find out if anyone has tried it on other fruits.
2110100
Used it on the manual. I've only used the fine strainer for blackberries, works very well.
2043589
While I haven't tried this on on anything other than boiled potatoes, my feeling is that this would not work very well to mash fresh strawberries. It's round edges would probably just slip around the chunks of strawberry. I think you would have more success using the "grid" type of masher.
749362
Yes, but i do not recommend black berries because the seeds in them are horrible and very stoney. I stick with blueberries, seedless grapes, strawberries, raspberries, chia seeds, bananas, apples and tomatoes are all fine (even frozen). I enjoy my machine!
1279069
I don't know if it will work or not with blackberries; best will be to call Wilson. Nothing plugs into the phone but the phone have to be in the vicinity of couple of feet to work.
2267322
never picked blackberries---but, the magid gloves are very easy to mannuver to get the job done....connie
375563
Yes, it does work for the berries--do keep in mind that you will lose some of the juice of the berries(depending on how ripe they are), but I'd rather have produce that's safer with a bit less flavor than the alternative. One thing I did find out--don't freeze your berries first then try to clean after thawing---it's a mess! Take the time to prepare your produce first, then store afterwards--just a thought...
219084
Yes, does an amazing job! I've used on frozen strawberries, peaches, etc. Just need to move blender in and up-and-down movement so you start blending top layer of fruit ... don't push down hard into all the frozen fruit at the bottom initially.
679286
Yes, though it might not take out really fine seeds. It would certainly work on raspberry and blackberry seeds. The sieve part has very small holes, about 1mm.
926562
yes I have used on strawberries and worked great...also water chestnuts and olives(pitted) pretty much works on anything that fits in holder that is not too soft..needs to be firm
926564
I use it on strawberries all the time. I love this slicer. It is easier to clean than the old school slicers that have wire. They break and rust- this just needs a quick rinse and you're done.
885254
I mix one cup of the solution with one gallon of water, and pour it on the ground, around the roots. I'm using it on blueberries, and use maybe one cup per baby bush and four cups per mature bush. I love the stuff, but don't yet know if it's helping--I'm only treating half of my bushes, as a somewhat controlled experiment. A local berry expert recommended the stuff, and recommended using it every other week from April through June.
1156933
I haven't but have used it on wold plums which have a somewhat similar pit.
990965
I use a 3 foot wide black berry bed composed of mainly compost...good drainage, and a 3 foot wide blueberry bed composed partly of compost and partly of peat moss, also very good drainage. A single run works perfectly for these beds. I suppose it will depend on what you have planed, how you mulch, and what your environment is like. But in general it should work. Worst case you let it run longer to get better soil saturation. I do snake my single run in and out of the plants. Street side on one plant and yard side on the next back and forth.