Raspberry

Raspberry: A Berry Patch of Pure Delight

(Rubus idaeus)

Raspberries are delectable fruits that keep on giving!

Imagine stepping into your backyard to pluck handfuls of juicy, ruby-red berries straight from the cane. Whether eaten fresh, baked into pies, or preserved as jam, raspberries offer a perfect balance of sweet and tart flavors that’s hard to resist.

Their arching canes add structure and movement to your landscape, while their leaves provide a lush green backdrop throughout the growing season.

Growing raspberries is a rewarding experience for gardeners of all levels. These hardy plants prefer full sun and well-drained, slightly acidic soil. They’re relatively low-maintenance, though they benefit from regular pruning to encourage healthy growth and abundant fruit production.

Raspberries are adaptable to a wide range of climates, thriving in USDA hardiness zones 3-9, depending on the variety. You can choose from summer-bearing or fall-bearing types to extend your harvest season.

Why choose our raspberries? We grow our plants using organic practices, focusing on soil health and natural pest management. This means you get vigorous, healthy plants that establish quickly and produce abundantly. At Humble Abode Nursery, we offer a selection of bare-root raspberry plants varieties chosen for their flavor, productivity, and disease resistance.

Ready to start your own berry patch? Plant some raspberries and enjoy years of sweet, homegrown harvests!

Variety Info:

Anne—‘Anne’ is a yellow raspberry that is soooooo sweet and delicious. Large plump super sweet berries. Unlike most raspberries, it produces a fall crop on 1st year canes. It will also produce a smaller crop on 2nd year canes in the summer. The vines are quite vigorous, healthy, and easy to grow. The plant itself is quite hardy but since the fall crop is late the berries might not have time to ripen in sites below zone 5.

Nova—A very cold-hardy red raspberry. Productive and good flavor. Also tolerant of heat and generally a tough and solid plant.