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Joan J Raspberry Plants

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Joan J - Late Season Raspberry Bushes

Joan J raspberries are the latest and best "primocane" or autumn fruiting raspberry. These bushes make their fruit on the current year's growth as opposed to stems from the year before.

Joan J raspberry canes begin cropping at the very end of July and then fruits through to the first frosts in October. Joan J raspberries are bigger and (in our opinion) taste better than Autumn Bliss. They freeze really well, without the increase in acidity that is often found with other varieties.

Raspberries carry a first large fruiting - about 50% of the total in the first 2-4 weeks after they begin fruiting, followed by a much steadier yield for the remainder of their season. So if you want to pick raspberries from June to October you will need to have some early, some mid season, some late fruiting and some autumn raspberry canes. Joan J does the last bit better than any other.

Like all autumn fruiting raspberries Joan J needs little support, and unless it is in a windy spot it does not need to be tied to horizontal wires. Autumn fruiting raspberries are best planted with about 60cms between plants in all directions.

All our raspberry canes are supplied as bare rooted plants.

Please remember to plant raspberries with their roots just under the surface. Deep planting kills them.

How to Prune Autumn Fruiting Raspberries