Raspberry Kwanza Fruit Plants

Raspberry Kwanza Fruit Plants

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Botanical Name: Rubus idaeus 'Kwanza'
  • Large firm berries combine sweetness with useful keeping quality
  • Late-season primocane extends the raspberry harvest into autumn
  • Virtually spine-free upright canes make cropping and picking straightforward
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Raspberry Kwanza Fruit Plants is a productive late-season primocane producing exceptionally large, light-red raspberries with firm texture and consistently sweet flavour. The substantial berries are excellent for fresh eating, desserts and freezing, while their firmness also gives useful keeping quality after picking.

The compact upright plants have virtually spine-free canes, making harvesting straightforward. Kwanza fruits on current-season growth, so pruning is simple: cut the canes to ground level during winter and allow the new shoots to carry the following crop. It can be grown in a productive fruit row or in a sufficiently large container.

Bare Root Raspberry Plants

All our bare root Raspberry plants are UK grown, carefully selected, lifted during the dormant season and despatched promptly to ensure they arrive in excellent condition for planting. Ready to plant straight away in a sunny, well-drained position, they'll establish quickly and reward you with abundant crops of delicious home-grown raspberries for years to come. Raspberry plants are supplied as bare root canes.

Key information

Botanical Name: Rubus idaeus 'Kwanza'
Genus: Raspberry
Plant Class: Deciduous, Hardy Perennial

Characteristics & growing conditions

Plant Height: 150cm/59in
Colour: Light Red
Habitat: Upright
Position: Full Sun and Partial Shade
Plant in fertile, moisture-retentive but well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. Space canes well apart and provide support where required. Water thoroughly after planting and during dry periods. Kwanza is a primocane raspberry, fruiting on current-season growth, so cut all canes to ground level during winter to encourage vigorous new fruiting canes the following spring. Keep container-grown plants well watered and feed regularly through the growing season.

Recommended growing locations.

Borders
Raised Beds
Fruit Garden
Large Containers
Sow Indoors
Sow Outside
Flowers / Harvest

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