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Is this the taste of heaven?
- Excellent aromatic, extra-sweet flavour
- Very reliable, bumper harvests
- Why not give a raspberry swiss roll a go?
- Autumn-fruiting variety
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Produces more-than-ample crops
- Incredibly rich and complex flavour
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Try out some raspberry shortbread bars
- Summer-fruiting variety
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£18Sale price From £15'Polka' Raspberry Plants
We're dotty about these berries!
- A crisp sweetness that dances on the palate
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Prepare a batch of raspberry flapjacks
- Autumn-fruiting variety
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£45Sale price From £30Award-Winning Raspberry Canes | Growers' Choice
Three varieties loved by the RHS
- Exquisitely sweet and tangy raspberries
- Grow in borders or patio pots
- Eat fresh, served with cream and sugar
- Harvest fresh berries from early July to October
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£15Sale price From £12'All Gold' Raspberry Plants
Enchanting golden raspberries
- Moreishly sweet and juicy
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Make a traditional Scottish cranachan
- Autumn-fruiting variety
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£16Sale price From £12'Glen Prosen' Raspberry Plant
A Scottish sensation
- Firm berries with a sweet, aromatic flavour
- Robust and perfect for wet or dry areas
- Use to make a rich raspberry trifle
- Summer-fruiting variety
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'Malling Admiral' Raspberry Plants
Navy-strength flavour assured
- Explosions of juicy sweetness
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Eat fresh, use in jams or add to trifles
- Summer-fruiting variety
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£17Sale price From £15'Tulameen' Raspberry Plants
A Canadian crowd-pleaser
- A lovely, traditional-tasting raspberry
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Bake a gorgeous lemon and raspberry cake
- Summer-fruiting variety
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£45Sale price From £30All Season Raspberry Plants Collection
Fresh raspberries in two seasons
- Sweet, juicy berries bursting with flavour
- Easy to grow in a sunny border
- Eat fresh or bake into pies and crumbles
- Harvest in both summer and autumn
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'Malling Jewel' Raspberry Plant
Raspberries worthy of any crown
- Deliciously sweet and juicy
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Rustle up a raspberry and thyme jam
- Summer-fruiting variety
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£18Sale price From £15'Joan J' Raspberry Plants
One of our fave autumn-fruiters
- Each raspberry brims with juicy sweetness
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Make an airy and decadent mousse
- Autumn-fruiting variety
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£17Sale price From £15'Cascade Delight' Raspberry Plant
Overflowing with fab flavour
- Gloriously sweet and well-flavoured
- Loved by pollinators
- Try a raspberry ripple chia pudding
- Summer-fruiting variety
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£95Sale price From £65A Completely Edible Hedge
Turn borders into fruit gardens!
- Packed with fruit, nuts and berries
- Spring flowers loved by pollinators
- Tasty varieties handpicked by our grower
- Hardy, productive and easy to look after
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£20Sale price From £15'Glen Mor' Raspberry Plant
Incredibly tough and resilient
- The perfect level of sweetness
- Exceptional disease resistance
- Make an incredible raspberry clafoutis
- Summer-fruiting variety
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'Octavia' Long Cane Raspberry Plant
Fruits in its first year!
- Sweet, fresh and very flavourful
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Eat straight from the plant or make jam
- Summer-fruiting variety
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£18Sale price £15'Malling Minerva' Raspberry Plants
Big on flavour, not spines
- Bursting with sumptuous sweetness
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Make an Eton mess (with a twist)
- Summer-fruiting variety
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Fruit plants grown with love (and serious knowhow!)
Mike’s our guy when it comes to growing soft fruits. He’s our grape guru. Our gooseberry genius. Our blueberry boffin. What Mike doesn’t know about soft fruits? Well, it simply isn’t worth knowing. Having traversed the world from Australia to Northern Ireland – and even undertaking a horticultural stint in Sweden – Mike combines his enthusiasm, technical expertise, state-of-the-art facilities and favourable climatic conditions of the Cotswolds to grow only the very juiciest, sweetest soft fruits.
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Bare Root Raspberry Canes FAQs
When should you plant bare root raspberry canes?
Bare root raspberry canes should be planted during their dormant season, between the months of November and March.
How do you plant bare root raspberry canes?
First, soak your bare root plants to help hydrate them, then plant them at a depth of roughly 5-10cm (you should still be able to see the soil mark on the cane, so plant to that depth).
What even is a bare root raspberry cane, anyway?
Bare root canes are just another way you can purchase a raspberry plant, the alternative being to buy a potted plant. Bare root canes are lifted out of the ground during the dormant season, then sent to you with exposed roots rather than in a pot with soil.
Will bare root raspberries produce fruit?
Your canes will produce fruit, but when they do depends on the variety you’ve planted. Autumn-fruiting raspberry canes yield fruit on the current year’s growth, making them a good pick if you want fruit in the first year. Summer-fruiting canes produce raspberries on the previous season’s growth, so you’ll have to wait a year to get your first crop.
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