Nova Summer Bearing
30355–Zones 3-8–Don’t worry about sub-zero temperatures with this raspberry. Nova takes harsh winters in stride, dependably produc- ing large crops of fi rm, bright red, medium to large berries in midsummer. The fruits have superb fl avor and keep remarkably well. Nearly thornless canes grow vigorously with an upright habit. Resistant to most common cane diseases. Developed in Nova Scotia, Canada. Select #1 plants. 5 for $12.95; 10 for $24.95; 25 for $59.95; 50 for $110.95; 100 for $199.95
Boyne Summer Bearing NOVA
PLANTING TIP–Space plants 2 feet apart in rows 6 to 8 feet apart. Plant roots only as deep as they were grown in the nursery or just cov- ered. If planted too deep only half of the plant will grow. After plants are set, cut canes back so only 3 to 4 buds are showing above the soil.
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30345–Zones 3-8–Hardy and dependable! Developed in Canada where hardiness is most needed, Boyne has vigorous, heavy canes that produce large, high quality fruits. Bears a little earlier than Latham. A long-time favorite. (Not pictured). Select #1 plants. 5 for $12.95; 10 for $24.95; 25 for $59.95; 50 for $110.95; 100 for $199.95
Killarney Summer Bearing
30349–Zones 3-8–Superior hardiness and top quality fruit. Devel- oped in Manitoba, Canada, Killarney has proven to be equally as hardy as Boyne. Plants yield well and are medium size with very sturdy canes. The red fruit has excellent sweet fl avor and sizes up slightly larger than Boyne. Excellent choice for home garden, fresh market, U-pick, freezing and processing. Ripens about a week after Boyne. Select #1 plants. 5 for $12.95; 10 for $24.95; 25 for $59.95; 50 for $110.95; 100 for $199.95
Latham Summer Bearing KILLARNEY
30350–Zones 3-8–OUR TOP SELLER SINCE 1922! Af- ter many years Latham remains the most widely planted sum- mer bearing red raspberry and sets the standards for all others. Fruits are sweet and excellent for jams, jellies, fresh use and freezing. Outstanding yields and high quality berries make it unquestionably one of the most profi table varieties for either the home or market garden. Hardy even as far north as Canada. Select #1 plants. 5 for $12.95;
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NORTHERN-GROWN RASPBERRIES
Our hardy raspberry plants are produced using advanced propa- gation methods beginning with virus-free stock provided through an intensive virus-indexing program. The plants have been rigidly monitored by state inspectors and are free from mosaic and other dangerous plant diseases. Our nursery matured plants are well- rooted. We’re confi dent you’ll be pleased.
LATHAM
10 for $24.95; 25 for $59.95; 50 for $110.95; 100 for $199.95 Heritage
Everbearing
30335–Zones 4-8–Our top- selling everbearer.
PRELUDE Prelude Red Summer Bearing
30357–Zones 4-8–(P.P.11747)–Extra early dou- ble cropper. Prelude consistently produces a big crop of fruit a week to ten days earlier than other raspberries, usually by mid to late June, plus another smaller crop in fall. The sugary-sweet, medium red berries are juicy, yet fi rm, and pick easily. Plants are vigorous, disease resistant and very productive. Select #1 plants. 3 for $11.95; 6 for $21.95; 12 for $39.95; 24 for $74.95; 48 for $139.95
RASPBERRY SAMPLER #1
30364 (X)–Includes 3 Caroline, 3 Anne, 5 Killarney and 3 Bristol Black 14 plants total, a $56.80 value for $47.95
RASPBERRY SAMPLER #2
30360 (X)–Includes 3 plants each of Polana and Anne plus 5 plants of Latham,
11 plants total, a $36.85 value for $29.95 HERITAGE
time-tested cultivar has vigor- ous upright canes that require little staking. Easy to pick fruits are large, bright red and fi rm. Plants set out in spring often produce a light crop of fruit the fi rst fall. Ripens from late August until frost. Select #1 plants. 5 for $12.95; 10 for $24.95; 25 for $59.95; 50 for $110.95; 100 for $199.95
PRUNING TECHNIQUES FOR SUMMER BEARING RASPBERRIES After plants are established, cut out all 2 year canes immediately after har- vest and also thin out the weaker canes. In spring, before new growth starts, thin out remaining canes, leaving 3 to 4 of the largest canes per 1 foot of
row.The tips may be cut back, but not too much or you will reduce your crop.
PRUNING EVERBEARING RASPBERRIES The preferred and most popular method is to cut back canes at ground level in the fall after a killing frost. This will eliminate a summer crop, but will produce an earlier and larger fall crop. If a more continuous supply of berries is preferred, cut canes to 2½ feet while dormant. Remove these canes the next summer after fruiting.
Jewel Black
30310–Zones 4-8–The largest fruited black raspberry. Jewel com- bines hardiness with high yields, vigor, and disease resistance. A cross of Bristol and Dundee, the glossy black fruit is extra large and fi rm with rich, black raspberry fl avor. Ripens midseason. Tissue culture plugs. 3 for $19.95; 6 for $37.95; 12 for $69.95
Bristol Black
30306–Zones 4-8–Intense black raspberry fl avor. Large, fi rm and glossy, jet-black berries have fl avor that is very rich yet mild and sweet, delicious for fresh eating, desserts, freezing, canning and jelly. Shows some tolerance to powdery mildew. Widely adapted to most climates and soils. Ripens midseason. (Not pictured). Tissue culture plugs. 3 for $19.95; 6 for $37.95; 12 for $69.95
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Tissue culture plugs are the most disease-free stock available. They have been grown in 1¾" x 2" cells and have well-developed root systems with tops about 3 to 5 inches tall. Don’t be fooled by their small size – they pop into growth very quickly with little transplant shock and will give you plantings that last for years.
Phone: 1-800-247-5864 This POLANA CAROLINE Anne Everbearing
30323–Zones 3-8–(P.P.10411)–The largest, best-tasting, highest quality yellow raspberry. Light yellow fruits have extra-sweet fl a- vor and do not crumble. Ripens from late August through October. Can also be grown as a summer bearer in Zones 4 and 5 (see prun- ing techniques at left). Select #1 plants. 3 for $11.95; 6 for $21.95; 12 for $39.95; 24 for $74.95; 48 for $139.95
Autumn Britten Everbearing
30320–Zones 3-8–(PPAF)–The best everbearing raspberry for the Upper Midwest. Early-bearing Autumn Britten begins bear- ing at least 3 to 5 weeks earlier than Heritage with 50% of its total crop produced during the fi rst 3 weeks of harvest, ensuring a good crop even with an early freeze. This improvement of Au- tumn Bliss bears fruits that are larger, fi rmer and more cohesive with outstanding full, sweet fl avor. Cold hardy and tolerant to heat for southern growers. Select #1 plants. 3 for $11.95; 6 for $21.95; 12 for $39.95; 24 for $74.95; 48 for $139.95
Polana Everbearing
30338–Zones 3-8–(PPAF)–The earliest ripening everbearer. Developed in Poland, Polana has fruit ready to pick by early Au- gust in northern areas, nearly 4 to 6 weeks earlier than most fall- bearing raspberries. With good moisture and an extra dose of fer- tilizer, they will continue to bear amazing yields until frost. The glossy red, conical berries are large and fi rm with zesty raspberry fl avor. Select #1 plants. 3 for $11.95; 6 for $21.95; 12 for $39.95; 24 for $74.95; 48 for $139.95
Caroline Everbearing
30324–Zones 4-8–(P.P.10412)–Higher in vitamins and antioxi- dants. Research at Ohio State University found Caroline produced more cancer fi ghting antioxidants, beta carotene, and vitamins A, E, and C than other raspberries. The fruits are very large, fi rm and cohesive with an exquisite fl avor. Plants ripen at least 2 to 3 weeks earlier than Heritage and even earlier in warm seasons, resulting in a longer harvest period. Plants have good tolerance to root rot and yellow rust. Very vigorous, highly productive canes grow up to 6 feet tall and require sturdy support. This variety is widely adapted, performing well all across the country. Select #1 plants. 3 for $11.95; 6 for $21.95; 12 for $39.95; 24 for $74.95; 48 for $139.95
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