Experience the exceptional sweetness and beauty of the Anne Raspberry, a golden-yellow raspberry variety that offers a distinct flavor profile, setting it apart from traditional red raspberries. Revered for its large, flavorful berries, Anne Raspberry is a premium choice for gardeners seeking something unique for fresh eating, preserves, or freezing. With its primocane-bearing nature, this variety delivers an abundant fall harvest, ensuring a long-lasting supply of delicious raspberries.

Quick Facts:

Growing Zone: Suitable for USDA Zones 4-8.
Unique Variety: Known for its stunning golden-yellow berries and delightful sweetness, Anne is prized for its quality and productivity.
Highly Popular: A favorite among home gardeners and homesteaders for its ease of growth, disease resistance, and high yields.
Flavor Profile & Uses: Anne Raspberries are celebrated for their superior sweetness and size, perfect for fresh consumption, jams, desserts, and freezing.
Harvest Time: Primocane variety; harvest begins in late summer and extends through fall (August to October), providing a long season of enjoyment.

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History:

The Anne Raspberry was bred and developed at the University of Maryland. It was introduced as part of a breeding program aimed at creating high-quality, flavorful raspberries with unique characteristics. The Anne Raspberry stands out due to its striking golden-yellow color and exceptionally sweet taste, making it a standout variety among raspberries. This program focused on developing primocane-bearing raspberries that thrive in a variety of growing conditions while offering both disease resistance and superior fruit quality.

Growing Guide:

Bare Root Plant: This will come as a bare root plant, keep cool and moist until planting
Soil and Location: For optimal growth, plant your Heritage Raspberries in well-drained, fertile soil. They thrive in sunny to partly shaded locations, ensuring they receive enough light without being exposed to harsh afternoon sun. Space 18-30" apart.
Watering and Care: Regular watering is crucial, especially during dry periods, to maintain moist but not waterlogged soil. Mulching helps retain soil moisture and keep roots cool. Annual pruning is recommended to remove old canes and promote healthy new growth.
Pollination: These raspberries are self-fertile, eliminating the need for a separate pollinator plant. This characteristic makes them an excellent option for gardens with limited space or for gardeners looking to simplify their berry patch setup.

Non-GMO Commitment: At Growing Farmers and The Farm on Central, all our plants are guaranteed non-GMO and not genetically modified in any way, upholding natural breeding methods and promoting sustainable gardening and farming practices.

Growing method: Conventionally Grown, due to tissue culture propagation which ensures disease-free planting stock.