Raspberry plant roots are perennial, living for many years. But the canes are biennial, living two years, then dying back. First-year-old canes are called “primo- canes”).

I was given several thornless raspberry canes a few years ago, and this year they produced loads of berries, ... The red potatoes were massive. – like 1 to 1.5 pounds each.

Primocanes vs. floricanes may sound a little complicated for the home gardener, but distinguishing the two is actually pretty ...

Recommended red raspberries include Nova, Killarney, Boyne, Latham, ... Raspberry cane borers can also attack plants, suddenly causing wilting canes and drooping tips.

Start your countdown to raspberry harvest time with this primer on how to pick between June-bearing and ever-bearing ones, and how to manage them in the garden. Skip to content Local News ...

THE red raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.) has a perennial root system ; but the shoots (‘canes’) are normally biennial, elongating in the first season and fruiting and dying in the second.

Red raspberries belong to a large group of fruits known as brambles, all in the plant genus Rubus. The perennial part is in a storage root and crown, which has enough cold hardiness to continue ...

Red and yellow raspberries produce slender, upright, light brown canes and sucker readily from the crown of the parent plant. Black raspberries have vigorous, purplish-colored trailing canes that ...

Raspberry 'Glen Ample' long canes have become a game-changer in the fruit growing industry. Producing fruit in the first season, these long-cane raspberries, available through You Garden, are a ...

This raspberry produces full-size, nutritious and super sweet raspberries in midsummer. This dwarf red raspberry also produces abundant new canes each spring and fruits on second-year canes.