Raspberries are delicious when fresh, in preserves & more, plus they are great for small spaces when you need something that will grow up and not out.
Check out some of the many varieties we have to offer...
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Canby Red
Produces large berries & has nearly thornless canes. Disease resistant. Ripens late spring.
Photo courtesy of Monrovia
Caroline
An ever-bearing variety that produces large, firm, high quality, delicious berries. A vigorous grow that is good for the PNW.
Cascade Delight
Demonstrates the best root rot resistance of any raspberry variety & has nearly thornless canes. Ripens early summer.
Photo courtesy of Pat Moore & WSU
Cascade Gold
A great PNW variety that produces high quality golden berries. Demonstrate great disease resistance. Ripens early summer.
Photo courtesy of Pat Moore & WSU
Cascade Harvest
A heavy producer of large berries that have a sweet, tart flavor. Ripens early summer.
Photo courtesy of Pat Moore & WSU
Cascade Premier
A strong grower that produces large berries of excellent quality & delicious taste. Ripens early summer.
Photo courtesy of S. Toshima & WSU
Coho
An ever-bearing variety that produces bright red, flavorful, firm berries. An easy-to-grow-at-home variety that is also easy to pick.
Photo courtesy of Monrovia
Crimson Night
Big flavor on this compact plant! An everbearing variety that produces large, dark, tasty berries. Disease resistant. Everbearing, which means it produces fruit throughout entire season.
Fall Gold
Produces beautiful golden berries that are very sweet in flavor. A nice variety for a late crop. Ripens late summer.
Photo courtesy of Monrovia
Heritage
An excellent variety. Produces large berries that are superior quality. Everbearing, which means it produces fruit throughout entire season.
Photo courtesy of Monrovia
Indian Summer
A great variety that produces large, sweet berries. Everbearing, which means you'll have berries to pick all summer long!
Meeker
Large thimble shaped dark red fruit in June. Vigorous, self-fertile plant with long willowy growth. Hardy canes do not require staking. Firm juicy dark red fruit with a high sugar content that is excellent for eating fresh, freezing, canning or jams. Produces fruit on second year wood.
Photo courtesy of T&L Nursery
Raspberry Shortcake
A new dwarf variety that is completely thornless. Great for growing in containers. Ripens late spring.
Photo courtesy of Monrovia
Tulameen
A great backyard variety that produces large, tasty berries over a long period of time in the summer. Ripens early to mid summer.
Photo courtesy of Van Klavern’s Nursery
Williamette
A reliable variety that is a heavy producer of tasty berries. Ripens mid summer.
Photo courtesy of Van Klavern’s Nursery
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