RASPBERRIES

SPRING CROP

Latham – The standard for spring bearing, red raspberries; extremely popular and widely grown.  Large to very large, round, deep red fruits.  Wonderful texture, full flavored and aromatic.  Good for fresh eating, baking, and freezing.  Strong, vigorous, heavily productive, upright, 4-5 ft. tall plants.  Disease resistant; mosaic free.  Ripens late June and early July.  Exceptionally hardy. Do not place in heavy, clay soils.     Zone 3-8

Tulameen - This is a robust and versatile raspberry.  It produces a high yield of very large, bright red fruit with a good sugan-acid balance, and a pure, strong, sweet raspberry flavor. Its fruit is one of the largest of red raspberries and has an outstanding appearance.  Tulameen raspberry plants perform exceptionally well in a home garden and is also widely grown commercially. It has a long fruiting season, approximately 50 days, and ripens in July. Do not place in heavy, clay soils.  Zone 4-8

Black Raspberry – Jewel - Mid-season ripening. A consistent good performer and a good choice for home gardeners. Large, firm, glossy fruit with good flavor on vigorous and erect plants.  Zone 5-8

EVERBEARING 

Heritage – Large sweet, dark red berries with good flavor.  This superior quality berry is good for fresh eating, freezing, canning, and preserves.  An excellent variety for the home gardener.  Do not place in heavy, clay soils.    Zone 4-9