Cane & Berry Collection
Red berries and black berries, canes and bushes - one collection covers them all. Four small-fruit varieties - two gooseberries and two raspberries - deliver a full range of colours, flavours, and uses from a single planting.
What's inside:
- 8081A - Black Velvet Gooseberry - 1 Plant
- 8086A - Jahn's Prairie Gooseberry - 1 Plant
- 8075A - Raspberry Red River - 5 Canes
- 8180A - Raspberry Wyoming Black - 2 Canes
This collection pairs two contrasting gooseberry bush colours - the near-black Black Velvet and the large-red Jahn's Prairie - with two raspberry cane types that extend the harvest across the season. Red River kicks in as an early everbearing variety with heavy late-summer production, while Wyoming Black ripens from mid-July through early fall and is self-pollinating, meaning it sets fruit without a companion plant. Together the four varieties give you fresh eating, jamming, jellying, baking, and preserving options from a compact planting of canes and bushes, spanning dark-black to bright-red fruits with flavours ranging from near-blueberry to apricot-kissed sweet.
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| Variant | Price |
|---|---|
| $89.35 |
Very healthy plant! Looks like I’ll even get a handful of berries this first year!
three out of 5 raspberry canes arrived alive and are doubg well. the other 2 were DOA.
This was my 3 or 4th order but only have had two survive…still trying!
Out of 2 bundles of canes, I had 6 canes that never grew. They were soaked in a pail of water before planting as per instructions.
Only two of the four canes ever leafed out. I got two duds.
The delivery of the rootstock was spot-on in the spring, and when given the right amount and type of care, they thrive afterwards.
2 out of 8 canes did not grow
So far in this first season eight of the ten canes have leaves and flowers
One Bare Root came up. The other one never did.