Boyne Raspberry
Rubus. This ultra hardy raspberry is very reliable. Boyne produces dark red, medium sized berries. Perfect for homemade jam and preserves and even better eaten straight off the plant. Raspberries are hardy to zone 2. No. 1 sized plants. Produces fruit in 2nd year.
Spring Planting: this product will be shipped late April through May according to hardiness zone.
Scroll down for more details and growing information.
Sold as: Pkg of 3
| Qty | Desc | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pkg of 3 | $ 30.95 / pkg |
| 2 | Pkg of 3 | $ 26.30 / pkg |
| 4+ | Pkg of 3 | $ 23.20 / pkg |
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Growing Information
Important! Upon Arrival:
Keep moist and cool. Fruits and berries are shipped in dormant form so they can be transplanted out once the soil can be worked in the spring. Light frosts will not damage the plants as they are in the resting stage. If you are unable to plant immediately, the plants can be stored for a short period of time. This should be a dark, cool (but not freezing) location such as an unheated garage, fridge or a cold cellar. They should also be kept moist, but not wet, until they are planted.
Planting:
Choose a sunny site in your garden with good air circulation and water drainage and a pH of 6.0-7.0. Keep roots moist until planting. Work plenty of organic matter into the soil and mulch to keep out weeds. Plant as soon as the soil has warmed. Dig a hole large enough so as not to bend roots. Trim canes to encourage new growth. Plants should be set out at least 2 feet apart in rows 5-6 feet apart.
Growing:
Trellising is beneficial for cane support. These summer-bearing berries produce fruit on second year canes (floricanes). In the fall of the 2nd year, prune spent canes at ground level and thin others to approximately 4 canes per foot of row. Cut off suckers which grow outside of rows. Trim remaining raspberry canes to 4-5 feet.