Tulameen Main season Floricaneexceptional Garden Variety Produces Attractive & Glossy, Conical Shaped Fruits Of Excellent Flavour That Have Outstanding Keeping Qualities. The Large, Tasty Berries Are Easy To Pick & Will Be Ready From Mid July, Well Into August.easy To Grow & Manage, The Tall, Fully Hardy Canes Are Almost Spineless Making Picking A Pleasure! Floricane Raspberries Flower & Fruit On The Old, Previous Seasons Growth.floricane (summer-fruiting) Varieties Fruit On Canes Produced In The Previous Year. After Fruiting, Cut Out The Old, Fruited Wood In Autumn/winter & Tie In The New Growths To The Support.cut Down All Bare Root Planted Raspberries To 2cm (1in) Above Ground Level When Planting. ...

ideal For Small Gardensstands Up To Uk Weatherbig Harvests Of Big Fruita Rare Spine-free Variety Which Makes It Easy To Pick The Tasty Sweet Fruits From August Through To October. As A Primocane Raspberry Variety You Will Also Get Fruit In The First Year They Are Planted. if You Have A Small Garden You Can Put Them Into A Large Container & Train Them Up An Obelisk, Wigwam Or Supports Which Also Means The Fruit Is Easier To Net & Protect From Birds. The Fruit Is Large & Perfect For Desserts & Smoothies If The Children Have Not Eaten Them All First! bred By The Uk Fruit Research Facility At East Malling, Autumn Treasure Has An Incredible Uk Heritage & Can Handle Our Weather With Aplomb. If You Are An Organic Gardener It Also Has Great Resistance To Raspberry Root Rot Which In Our Mind Makes It A Fantastic All-rounder & One Of Our Best Sellers.when Grown In The Garden, Cropping Is From Mid August Through To Mid September & As It Is A Primocane Variety, You Will Be Picking Your First Crop In Its First Year.primocane (autumn-fruiting) Varieties Fruit On Canes Produced In The Current Year. After Cropping, These Should Be Cut Down To Ground Level To Promote The Growth Of New Canes.this Variety Is Protected By Plant Variety Rights & Cannot Be Propagated Even For Own Use & Resold Without Licence. ...

thorn-free Stemsample Fruit From One Plantuniform Berries vigorous Raspberry Variety That Gives You Fruit In Abundance In Summer & Into Autumn. Long & Big Individual Fruit Lets You Harvest Easily & Fruit Is Ready For Picking In The First Year Of Planting.ideal For Growing In An Allotment, Strong-growing Autumn Treasure Is A Primocane Cane Type That Reveals Fruit In Big Numbers Every Year Provided Your Plants Get Full Sun & Develop In Deep, Rich Soil.you Raspberry Plants Arrive To You As Bare-root Canes In A Plastic Bag Around The Stems To Keep Them Moist & A Full Network Of Roots. Plant In Winter & The Roots Grow To Support The Fruiting Stems Growing In Spring.we Suggest You Add Half A Bag Of John Innes No 2 Compost Or Well-rotted Manure Into Your Soil As Good Practice At Planting Time & The Annual Pruning Session In Late Winter. At Planting Space Canes At Least 1m (3 1/2ft) Apart So Your Raspberry Plants Have Space To Develop. ...

All Gold- a Novel Variety Producing Attractive Yellow Fruit For Lovely Autumn Colour. The Same Vigour, Habit & Cropping Potential As Autumn Bliss But With Superior, Sweeter-tasting Fruit.primocane Varieties Flower & Fruit On The First Years Growth, & Are Exceptionally Easy To Maintain & Care For. They Will Fruit Well Into Autumn
- Even After October
- & Being Short, The Canes Need Little Or No Support. all Gold is Perfect  for The Home Gardener Or Those With Smaller Fruit & Vegetable Plots. why Buy Primocane Raspberries?- You Can Pick Primocane raspberries Until The First Frost!- Plant & Eat Same Year! Primocane Varieties Flower & Fruit In The First Year.- They Are Easy To Maintain: Simply Cut Back To Ground Level In January/february.- short, Sturdy Canes Need Less Support & Are Easier To Grow
- Perfect For Smaller Gardens!primocane (autumn-fruiting) Varieties Fruit On Canes Produced In The Current Year. After Cropping, These Should Be Cut Down To Ground Level To Promote The Growth Of New Canes. Allow Primocane Raspberry Beds To Spread Up To 2.5ft/0.75m Wide But Dig Out Any Canes Which Start To Grow Between The Rows. 


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pick Until The First Frostshort, Sturdy Stems For Compact Plants Good In Small Spacesrecommended By The Royal Horticultural Societyautumn Bliss, Has Distinctive Red Berries, Disease Resistance & Long Cropping Season From Early August To First Frosts, This Short, Strong Caned Variety Has Been The Gardeners Choice For Many Years.primocane Varieties Flower & Fruit On The First Years Growth, & Are Exceptionally Easy To Maintain & Care For. They Will Fruit Well Into Autumn
- Even After October
- & Being Short, The Canes Need Little Or No Support. autumn Bliss Is Perfect  for The Home Gardener Or Those With Smaller Fruit & Vegetable Plots.we Recommend That You Cut Back Fruited Canes In January Or February. Cut Them Back To The Ground & Tie In Any Green Stems Which Will Form Your Lovely Fruit Next Year.

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Vigorous Raspberry Variety Producing Ample Fruit In Mid To Late Summer. Regular Conical Fruits Mean They’re Easy To Harvest Along With Their Spine-free Stems. receiving Your Plants (12 Canes)cut Down Canes To About 2cm (1in) Above Ground Level In The First Spring. This Will Encourage Multiple Canes To Grow From The Ground.tie In Canes As They Grow In The First Summer. You May Not Get Harvests In The First Summer While The Plants Establish. In Fact, If You Notice Flowers In The First Summer, Remove Them To Encourage Vigorous Plant Growth For Future Harvests.in The Following Summer Harvest The Fruits, & Prune The Fruiting Stems After Harvests To The Ground Level. There Should Be Some Strong Leafy (non-fruiting) Stems That Have Emerged From The Ground. Tie These Onto The Supports, As These Stems Will Flower & Fruit The Following Summer.repeat The Late Summer Pruning Each Year.floricane (summer-fruiting) Varieties Fruit On Canes Produced In The Previous Year. After Fruiting, Cut Out The Old, Fruited Wood In Autumn/winter & Tie In The New Growths To The Support.cut Down All Bare Root Planted Raspberries To 2cm (1in) Above Ground Level When Planting. ...

thorn-free Stemsample Fruit From One Plantuniform Berries strong-growing Raspberry Variety That Produces Lots Of Fruit In Mid To Late Summer. Even-shaped Conical Fruit Let You Harvest Easily & Glen Dee’s Spine-free Stems Don’t Snag Your Clothes When Picking.ideal For Growing In Beds In An Allotment Glen Dee Is A Floricane Type That Puts Up Lots Of Fruit Every Year Provided Your Plants Enjoy Full Sun & You Grow In Rich Soil. We Recommend You Incorporate Half A Bag Of John Innes No 2 Compost Or Well-rotted Manure Into Your Soil When Planting & When Pruning In Late Winter.you Receive Your Raspberry Plants As Bare-root Canes. These Arrive To You In A Plastic Wrap & A Full Network Of Roots. Plant In The Winter & They Will Put Down Strong Roots So They Are Ready To Put Up Lots Of Fruiting Stems In Spring. Rip Fruit Will Be Up To Three Weeks Earlier Than If You Plant In Spring.at Planting Cut Stems Down To 5cm (2in) From The Base Of The Soil. In The First Year Let Your Raspberry Plants Produce Lots Of Leafy Growth To Form Strong Plants. In The Second Year You’ll Get A Reward Of Raspberries From Strong Plants. ...

royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Meritgreat-value Dozen Pack For At Least Seven Years Of Soft Fruitdelivered To You As Garden-ready Bare-root Canesenjoy The Numerous Raspberries That Appear In Big Numbers On Well-furnished Tall Bushes From August & Into September. Enough Sun-ripe Berries Every Year To Pluck Straight From The Bush & Pop Into Your Mouth As Well As To Collect For Indoors For The Fruit Bowl & The Tastiest Of Summer Puddings.leo Is A Floricane Variety Which Means It Fruits In Summer On One-year Old Stems In Big Numbers. The Individual Fruit Plucks Off The Central Hull Easily On Leo Making Harvesting Quick, Easy & Stain-free.growing Suggestions:your 12 Plants Are Designed To Give You A Full Row Of Healthy Raspberry Plants. Plant At The Side Of An Allotment Or As A Protective Hedge To Filter The Strong Winds If You Grow In An Exposed Site.we Recommend That You Plant Raspberry Leo Where You Can Give It Sufficient Support. Space Bare-root Plants 2m (6 ½ Ft) Apart If Growing Multiple Plants & Dig In A Bag Of Rich Compost Like John Innes No 3 Into The Existing Soil Nearby.in September Each Year Cut Down The Fruited Stems Only Down To The Ground & Train The New Green Leafy Stems To Grow High & Upright To Form The Fruits Next Year.how Your Plants Arrive:your Raspberry Leo Canes Are Bare-root Plants That Are A Set Of Dormant Stems On A Healthy Set Of Roots Which Are Keen To Get Into The Ground & Develop Over The Cold Months To Support Strong Stems From The Following Spring.we Recommend That You Position Your Plant In A Cool, & Light Position (but Away From Direct Sun) & Keep The Soil Well-watered But Not Waterlogged. Aim To Plant Within 10 Days From Delivery. ...

royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Meritdelicious Summer Harvestsdelivered To You As Garden-ready Bare-root Canesenjoy The Numerous Raspberries That Appear In Big Numbers On Well-furnished Tall Bushes From August & Into September. Enough Sun-ripe Berries Every Year To Pluck Straight From The Bush & Pop Into Your Mouth As Well As To Collect For Indoors For The Fruit Bowl & The Tastiest Of Summer Puddings.leo Is A Floricane Variety Which Means It Fruits In Summer On One-year Old Stems In Big Numbers. The Individual Fruit Plucks Off The Central Hull Easily On Leo Making Harvesting Quick, Easy & Stain-free.growing Suggestions:we Recommend That You Plant Raspberry Leo Where You Can Give It Sufficient Support. Space Bare-root Plants 2m (6 ½ Ft) Apart If Growing Multiple Plants & Dig In A Bag Of Rich Compost Like John Innes No 3 Into The Existing Soil Nearby.in September Each Year Cut Down The Fruited Stems Only Down To The Ground & Train The New Green Leafy Stems To Grow High & Upright To Form The Fruits Next Year.how Your Plants Arrive:your Raspberry Leo Canes Are Bare-root Plants That Are A Set Of Dormant Stems On A Healthy Set Of Roots Which Are Keen To Get Into The Ground & Develop Over The Cold Months To Support Strong Stems From The Following Spring.we Recommend That You Position Your Plant In A Cool, & Light Position (but Away From Direct Sun) & Keep The Soil Well-watered But Not Waterlogged. Aim To Plant Within 10 Days From Delivery. ...

Very Early Summer-fruiting Raspberry, You Can Enjoy Pickings From This Variety As Early As June. Canes Are Spine-free For Comfortable & Easy Harvesting, & It Shows Good Resistance To Diseases.receiving Your Plants (12 Canes)cut Down Canes To About 2cm (1in) Above Ground Level In The First Spring. This Will Encourage Multiple Canes To Grow From The Ground.tie In Canes As They Grow In The First Summer. You May Not Get Harvests In The First Summer While The Plants Establish. In Fact, If You Notice Flowers In The First Summer, Remove Them To Encourage Vigorous Plant Growth For Future Harvests.in The Following Summer Harvest The Fruits, & Prune The Fruiting Stems After Harvests To The Ground Level. There Should Be Some Strong Leafy (non-fruiting) Stems That Have Emerged From The Ground. Tie These Onto The Supports, As These Stems Will Flower & Fruit The Following Summer.repeat The Late Summer Pruning Each Year.good Disease Resistancefloricane (summer-fruiting) Varieties Fruit On Canes Produced In The Previous Year. After Fruiting, Cut Out The Old, Fruited Wood In Autumn/winter & Tie In The New Growths To The Support.cut Down All Bare Root Planted Raspberries To 2cm (1in) Above Ground Level When Planting. This Will Encourage Multiple Canes To Grow From The Ground. ...