Cool Temperate - Raspberries

Raspberries

Raspberry canes are liable to drying out. Buy early, plant quickly, and keep the roots moist if you have to store. Allow a few spares to fill in gaps later. They appreciate plenty of organic matter dug in before planting. Avoid planting on a spot where they are known to have been grown previously. Mostly £12.00 per 10 / £7 per 5, with some exceptions.

Allgold

Yellow autumn fruiting variety, a sport of Autumn Bliss but slightly sweeter.

Autumn Bliss

August onwards, heavy crop on new canes, good flavour; needs little support.

Julia

Early, heavy crop, good quality and flavour, moderate vigour, plant 40 cms/15 inches apart.

Glen Ample	Mid. Heavy yields, large fruit, spine free, long cropping season, spine free, vigorous.
Glen Doll	NEW! Mid/Late . Heavy crop of firm berries, a week later than G.Ample. Freezes well. £13 per 10 / £8 per 5
Glen Moy	Early, large berries, good flavour, spineless canes, dislikes wet soils.
Glen Prosen	Mid. Heavy yield, moderate vigour, good for jam and freezing. Some aphid and virus resistance.
Leo	Late. Orange-red berries of good flavour. Fairly heavy crops. Some resistance to aphids and blight.
Octavia £13.00 per 10, £8.00 per 5	Very late. Fills the gap before the autumn types;good quality.
Polka	New Autumn type, long fruiting season, starts cropping before Autumn Bliss, giving a heavier total yield.
Tullameen	Mid / late variety with very large fruits with good flavour, and high total yield. Spine-free. Canadian origin.