Raspberry Royalty

Find it on Pg.93 of our 2026 Catalogue
Raspberry Royalty - 8077A

Une framboise violette unique, aux gros fruits rouges au goût traditionnel ! Plus tard, à maturité, sa saveur est plus intense et sucrée. À pleine maturité, elle se rapproche de celle de la framboise noire ! Elle produit environ 25 % de plus que les variétés rouges. Rustique jusqu’en zone 2, elle fructifie dès la deuxième année.

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.

Size Options

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Variant Price
5 cannes $26.50
10 cannes $49.50
30 cannes $141.00
  • 5 stars: 4 (44%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 2 (22%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 3 (33%)
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Anonymous (Canada)
8077B - 10 canes

7/10 were alive. Those are doing great. 3 died

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Anonymous (Canada)
8077A - 5 canes

Unfortunately none of them grew. They were quite pricey and just didnt thrive. Im quite sad about it.

Hi there, we're sorry to hear your plants didn't thrive. Please reach out to our support team so we can assist you further. We appreciate your feedback and hope to make things right!

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Sandy Wolfe (Canada)
8077B - 10 canes

6 of 10 canes are growing

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Brian Hiebert (Canada)
8077B - 10 canes

Not happy with T&Ts rootstock. We bought raspberries and saskatoons. The raspberries had a less than 50% success rate (they simply never came back to life after being planted) and the saskatoons, while they did come back to life, just started growing leaves at ground level, with the existing branches remaining dead. I won't be buying root stock from them again

Thank you for reaching out, and sorry to hear the raspberries didn't take as expected. We'd love to help make this right under warranty. Could you send your order number along with a few photos of the planted raspberries and a quick note on how they were planted and cared for? That'll help us get your claim processed quickly.

Good news on the saskatoons: new growth from the base is actually a great sign of a healthy, re-establishing root system. Happy to share a few quick tips on pruning back the old growth so the plant can put its energy into the new shoots.
Thanks so much for your patience, and for giving us the chance to sort this out!

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Marilyn Telegus (Canada)
8077A - 5 canes

Only 4 out of 5 grew and looked ok till we had a 3 day rain. After that there was only one plant growing and looking sad. I'm very disappointed. I gave them the best area of my garden next to my vibrant yellow raspberries that produce heavily. My garden is on a small hill and my soil is fairly sandy so they didn't drown.

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We're sorry to hear that your Royalty raspberries did not perform as expected.

We're pleased to hear that one plant is still growing, but we understand how disappointing it is to lose the others, especially after preparing what sounds like an ideal planting location. Even in well-drained, sandy soil, factors such as transplant stress, weather fluctuations, and individual plant establishment can affect survival.

If your plants were purchased this season and the issue falls within our warranty period, we'd be happy to review a warranty claim. Please email garden@ttseeds.com with clear photos of the remaining plants and planting area, along with your order number and details about how the plants have been cared for since planting.

We appreciate your feedback and the opportunity to assist. Our Customer Service team would be happy to review your claim and help determine the next steps.

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Clinton Richmond (Canada)
8077B - 10 canes

The delivery of the rootstock was spot-on in the spring, and when given the right amount and type of care, they thrive afterwards.