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Raspberries
We offer 6 different varieties of Raspberries.
Ann Yellow, Boyne, Heritage,
Carolina Red, Killarney Red and Nova Red
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Blackberries
We are looking into several different varieties of Blackberries.
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Rootstock
The rootstock is exactly what it sounds like, the base root/stock of the plant.
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I am currently selling rootstock of
Ann Yellow (50), Boyne (100), Caroline Red (100),
Heritage (100),
Killarney Red (100), and
Nova Red (100).
Types of Plants
We offer a variety of Raspberries, Blackberries and Root stock.
They all have different heights, spacing, sun/shade needs
Below is a list of the many different varieties we offer.
Ann Yellow (Everbearing Raspberry)
Zone 4-10
Full or part sun
Early summer and late fall berries
Height 3’ - 4’
Spread 3’- 4’
Self propagating
Does have Thorns
Well drained soil, loam, sand
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These berries are large and heavy, they are usually planted in rows and trained with posts and a wire to hold them up.
Fall is the best time to plant raspberries. prune in summer immediately after fruiting. Cut back the tips of everbearers that fruited last fall (top 1/3 of the canes). After the canes are done fruiting in fall, cut back canes.
Propagate from suckers.
Nova Red
Zone 3-8,
Full or partial sun
Well drained soil, loam, sand
Early summer berries
Height 3’ - 4’
Spread 3’- 4’
Self propagating
Does have Thorns
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Fall is best time to plant, prune in summer immediately after fruiting. Cut back the tips of everbearers that fruited last fall
(top 1/3 of the canes). After the canes are done fruiting in fall, cut back canes,
Propagate from suckers.
Caroline ( Everbearing Raspberry)
Zone 4-7
Full or part sun
Height 3’ -4’
Spread 3’-4’
Self propagating
Does have thorns
Well drained soil, loam, sand
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Fruit in summer and late fall, produces large flavor-full red raspberries for about 8 weeks in late summer
Fall is the best time to plant raspberries. prune in summer immediately after fruiting. Cut back the tips of everbearers that fruited last fall (top 1/3 of the canes). After the canes are done fruiting in fall, cut back canes.
Propagate from suckers
Heritage ( Everbearing Red Raspberry)
Everbearing raspberries are self pollinating and have 2 crops.
Bloom Color - Pink
Fruit Color - Red
Fruit Size - Medium
Ripens/Harvest - July And September
Shade/Sun - Full or part sun
Soil Composition - Loamy
Soil Moisture - Well Drained
Soil pH Level - 6.0 - 6.8
Taste - Mild, Tart
Texture - Firm
Years to Bear - 1 to 2
Zone Range - 4 to 8
Full or part sun
Height 4’ - 5’
Spread 3’- 4'
Does have thorns
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Fall is the best time to plant these Raspberries.
Prune the tips of the plants that fruited that year, as soon as the fruiting is finished.
Then cut close to the ground in the Fall.
Killarney Red
Zone 4-8
Soil - well drained and loamy
Berry size - medium
Color - red
Can eat fresh, freeze make jam
Thorns - yes
Self pollinating - yes
Self supporting - yes
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Fall is the best time to plant these Raspberries.
Prune the tips of the plants that fruited that year, as soon as the fruiting is finished.
Then cut close to the ground in the Fall.
Boyne
Zone-3-7
Soil - slightly acidic and well drained
Berry size - medium
Color - red
Uses - freeze, eat fresh, preserve and make pies
Thorns- yes
Self pollinating- yes
Self supporting - yes
They prefer full sun to partial shade
They bear fruit in early summer
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Fall is the best time to plant these Raspberries.
Prune the tips of the plants that fruited that year, as soon as the fruiting is finished.
Then cut close to the ground in the Fall.