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Autumn Bliss - Raspberry Plants - Bareroot

Very Late Season: Autumn Bliss is a "primocane"

  • Fruits on stems that grew that year
  • Crops from late August - October

    • From £1.05

    Glen Ample - Raspberry Plants - Bareroot

    Mid Season: Nearly Thornless and Upright plants.

  • Crops through July

    • From £1.05

    Glen Lyon - Raspberry Plants - Bareroot

    Early Season Raspberry Canes:

  • Crops from mid-June to July
  • Thornless

    From £1.05

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    Glen Magna - Raspberry Plants - Bareroot

    Mid-Late Season Raspberry Canes:

  • Crops from July to August
  • Few Thorns
  • Good disease resistance.

    From £1.05

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    Glen Moy - Raspberry Plants - Bareroot

    Early Season: Aphid Resistant Raspberry

  • Crops from June - Early July

    • From £1.05

    Joan J - Raspberry Plants - Bareroot

    Very Late Season: The best autumn fruiting / primocane raspberry for freezing.

  • Fruits on stems that grew that year
  • Crops from late August - October

    • From £1.05

    Octavia - Raspberry Plants

    Late Season Raspberry Canes:

  • Thorny.
  • Upright plant & heavy cropper.
  • Crops from Late July into August.

    From £1.05

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    Tulameen - Raspberry Plants - Bareroot

    Mid-Late Season: Tulameen crops through July & into August.

    From £1.05

    Expert Advice

    Bare Root vs Pot Grown

    Bare-root Plants are only delivered in the winter season, from November to March. Pot grown plants can be delivered all year round

    Advantages of Bare-root plants:
  • You pay less for the same size plants.
  • You can carry and plan them easily.
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