Raspberries
Ripening periods, product specification, variety descriptions, planting advice
Product description raspberries
Ripening chart for raspberries
Tray-Plants
GEPE12 = overwintered green plants
GP 21 / 34 = fresh green plants
LC = Long Cane
GEPE 12

GP 21 / GP 34

Long Canes

- SANRAFAEL (s)
- TULAMEEN
- GLEN AMPLE (s)
- ENROSADIRA (s)
- OPTIMA (s)
Other varieties can be supplied if they are pre-ordered in good time.
Description of varieties
Description of raspberry varietiesPlanting advice raspberry
Growth site requirements
If the right variety and growth site are chosen, raspberry plants can be cultivated at 1,200 m above sea level. Valley floors and hollows should be avoided, as cold spots can form. Areas prone to late frost are also not ideal, as the young berries are susceptible to frost damage. Raspberries prefer soil that drains well, is rich in humus, deep and with neutral to slightly acidic pH. Compact, soggy soil should be avoided at all costs.
Planting
Place the raspberry plants deep enough into the ground so that the upper rim of the root ball is covered with 1-2 cm of earth. Make sure the root balls of the plants are thoroughly soaked before planting. Once planted, make sure the area around the roots remains sufficiently moist, particularly during the initial growth phase.
Recommendation
Raspberries have shallow roots and thrive in humus-rich, fertile soils. If you feed your raspberry plants with mature compost or well-rotted manure annually, before spring budding, you will maintain and enhance the fertility of the soil and thus the health and growth potential of your plants. Spread approx. 5 cm of compost or manure between the plants or along the planted rows. There is no need to work it in.
Practical information
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Please note:
We propagate plants for commercial cultivation. Individual plants to private individuals cannot be offered.