Raspberry Autumn Treasure Fruit Canes (Primocane)
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Raspberry Autumn Treasure Fruit Canes (Primocane)
Is this the best late raspberry for the home garden? Quite a claim, but Raspberry Autumn Treasure, bred at the world-renowned East Malling Research centre, is set to be the benchmark for home gardeners. This quality primocane variety has excellent disease resistance to root rot, wilt, and powdery mildew, and crops well even on poorer soils. From August to October, it produces very attractive, large, firm, spine-free berries that withstand wet weather and offer a sweeter, less acidic flavour than Autumn Bliss. Our specially selected bare root canes are propagated from disease-free certified stock with well-developed root systems, ensuring rapid establishment and generous harvests. Floricane varieties fruit on canes produced in the previous year, while primocanes bear fruit on current season growth.
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- Flowers/Harvest
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