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Raspberry Red : JOAN J (Fall Bearing)
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Raspberry Red : JOAN J (Fall Bearing)

(26 customer reviews)

$8.95

Growing Tips

Healthy Tip


Before leaving the raspberries behind, let's briefly focus on their leaves. They are such a powerful tonic, you should grow some canes for this reason alone. Tea made with raspberry leaves (fresh or dried) is a potent elixir for all sorts of ailments. Do a bit of research or ask any qualified herbalist.


Raspberries Growing Tip

Raspberry canes MUST be kept moist until they are in the ground. In fact, we believe that the main reason that canes fail to grow is from the root hairs becoming dry at some point in the planting process.
We suggest using Soil Moist root dip (see page 81). Soak the roots for 1-2 hours just before planting. From our own experience it is highly effective. It is also recommended for other plants – blackberries, strawberries, etc.


Product Overview

26 reviews for Raspberry Red : JOAN J (Fall Bearing)

  1. photographybyelena (verified owner) –

    The flavour was amazing! Very sweet, not sour.

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  3. david brochu (verified owner) –

    In the ground and alive what more can u ask for 🙂

  4. Daniel Mullings (verified owner) –

    It is growing

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  6. Teresa M. (verified owner) –

    I got my raspberrys 5 weeks ego thay are growing nicely hope to get awsome fruits from them.
    Thank you very much

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  9. Clare (verified owner) –

    Nice amount of root with the cane. It has grown leaves already.

  10. Caroline (verified owner) –

    I bought 2 at a good price - one is coming along fabulously and the other is slower but appears to be on its way. I’m happy with my purchase! Can’t wait to taste the berries!

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  12. Anonymous (verified owner) –

    Ordered multiples but only got one. Ordering system was a little wonky the day of the sale. But the one I received is doing great!

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  17. Anonymous (verified owner) –

    one is producing leaf. One is not

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  21. Robert Strang (verified owner) –

    Waiting for two of four to come up.

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  23. Anonymous (verified owner) –

    Both bare roots came looking great. Cut the canes back to the proper height and 2.5 weeks later I already have 4-5 new canes in each coming up from the crown.

  24. Stephanie (verified owner) –

    Huge plants on year two of planting, lots of raspberries. Very happy with this!

  25. Deborah Lowe (verified owner) –

    5 of the 6 plants are growing well. The sixth is disappointingly showing no signs of life.

  26. Antoine M. (verified owner) –

    Took some time to wake up, but seems to be doing very well now, a month later.

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A '2 year old tree' has bigger roots, a thicker trunk, and more branching (They might start fruiting a year earlier).
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