Rivière Rouge Framboise
Rivière Rouge Framboise
3.0 / 5.0
(8) 8 total des critiques
Rubus idaeus 'Red River' - Une nouvelle variété issue de la station de recherche de Morden. Variété remontante précoce. Produit une abondance de gros fruits. Réagit bien à la suppression complète des tiges au printemps pour une production optimale en fin d'été. Tiges primaires
Guide de culture :
Plantation et entretien des framboisiers
Association de plantes :
Utilisées comme plantes compagnes des framboisiers, les plantes suivantes peuvent aider à prévenir les maladies fongiques, comme la tache des tiges. Elles peuvent également repousser certains insectes, les lapins et les cerfs : ail , ciboulette , poireaux , oignons
Les navets utilisés comme plantes compagnes des framboisiers aident à repousser le coléoptère arlequin.
- 5 stars: 2 (25%)
- 4 stars: 0 (0%)
- 3 stars: 4 (50%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 2 (25%)
Only 1 plant currently has leaves. So disappointed with this year's order. Long time customer who used to rave and recommend ttseeds.com
Hi Terry, we're sorry to hear about your experience with the Raspberry Red River. Please contact us directly so we can assist you further and make this right. Thank you for being a longtime customer.
three out of 5 raspberry canes arrived alive and are doubg well. the other 2 were DOA.
Did not break dormancy.
I'm sorry to hear that your raspberry did not break dormancy.
Bare root raspberries can sometimes take several weeks to begin growing, depending on weather and soil conditions. If your plant has been in the ground for at least six weeks and there are still no signs of growth, we'd be happy to review it under our warranty policy.
Please email us with your order number, photos of the planted raspberry, and details of the planting and care it has received. Once we receive this information, we'll assess your claim and determine the appropriate resolution.
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.
So far in this first season eight of the ten canes have leaves and flowers