Raspberry Plant Heritage Live Plant – 1 Gallon Pot – Red Berries – Self-Pollinating

Bring Home the Sweetness of Heritage Raspberry Plants

Imagine picking your own fresh, juicy raspberries right from your backyard! With the Raspberry Plant Heritage Live Plant, this dream can become a reality. This everbearing red raspberry variety is prized for its exceptional flavor, firmness, and impressive fruit size. You’ll enjoy abundant crops of large, sweet, dark red berries that are perfect for a variety of uses.

The Heritage raspberry is not just delicious; it’s also incredibly versatile. Enjoy these berries fresh, can them for later, freeze them for smoothies, or transform them into delectable jams and jellies. The self-supporting, upright canes make it easy to manage, and while they’re hardy enough to thrive in poor soil, a well-drained site is ideal for optimal growth. This Raspberry Plant is cold-hardy and self-pollinating.

This bush offers two distinct harvest seasons, providing a moderate yield in July followed by a heavy yield from September until the first frost. This everbearing characteristic ensures a continuous supply of fresh raspberries throughout the late summer and fall. Plus, they are resistant or tolerant to most major raspberry diseases, and self-pollinating.

Benefits of Growing Heritage Raspberry Plants:

• Everbearing Variety: Enjoy two harvest seasons – July and September until frost.
• Self-Pollinating: No need for additional raspberry varieties for pollination.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for fresh eating, canning, freezing, jams, and jellies.
• Easy to Maintain: Simply mow the canes after frost for next year’s growth.
• Cold-Hardy: Thrives in very cold climates.

Key Features:

• Plant height around 20-25 inches in a 1-gallon pot.
• Ships without a container, carefully wrapped for safe transit.
• Easy to maintain.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How big will this raspberry plant get?

The plant is around 20-25 inches tall when shipped in a 1-gallon pot. Mature canes can reach several feet in height.

2. What kind of soil does this raspberry plant need?

While hardy enough for poor soil, it thrives best in well-drained soil.

3. Does this raspberry plant need staking?

No, the Heritage raspberry is self-supporting and doesn’t typically require staking.

4. How do I care for this raspberry plant in the winter?

Simply mow the canes after frost. They’ll grow back next year to bear fruit.

5. How soon can I expect to harvest raspberries?

You can often harvest raspberries in the first year of planting.

6. Is this plant easy to transplant when i received it , should i put it in a bigger container?

Yes, you can easily transplant this plant to a larger container or directly into your garden. Putting it in a bigger container is recommended to let it grow!

7. Is this plant tolerant to major raspberry diseases?

Yes, this plant is resistant or tolerant to most, if not all, major raspberry diseases.