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Latham Red Raspberries Plant

Rubus ideaus

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5.00 stars, based on 3 review(s)
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    Bulb Size

    2 yr

    Soil Requirements

    Well Drained Soil

    Hardiness Zones

    4 to 8

    Light Requirements

    Full Sun

    Plant Spacing

    30-36"

    Planting Depth

    1-2"

    Mature Height

    48" to 72"

    Flower Color

    Red

    Bloom Time

    Early Summer

    Suitable Zones

    4 to 8

    Benefits

    Naturalizing, Perennializing

    Planting Time

    Spring Planting

    Genus Species

    Rubus ideaus

    Who doesn't love fresh raspberry picking? Now try doing it in your own backyard! These Latham Red Raspberries ripen in late June and are cold hardy. It produces many large, firm, and attractive red berries. Fruit is formed on the previous year's growth so be sure to prune right after fruiting if needed.

    Planting tips for bare root brambles (blackberries & raspberries)

    • When choosing a planting location avoid planting blackberries & raspberries where the following crops have been planted: brambles, strawberries, potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants and peppers.
    • Choose a full sun (6-8 hours per day) planting location.
    • Amend soil with organic matter and check to be sure that you have adequate drainage.
    • Plant in Spring once your soil has warmed. Planting in cool and damp soil can delay development.
    • Soak the roots up to 2 hours in water prior to planting.
    • Prepare the planting area by digging a 3-4" deep trench.
    • Lay the roots horizontally in the trench about 1-1.5" below the soil surface.
    • Cover the roots immediately after placing roots in the trench.
    • Water planting area.
    • Do not fertilize at planting time.
    • New growth may take up to 6 weeks to appear.
    • Most, if not all, new growth will come from the root of your blackberry plant and not from the cane. The cane may never leaf out.

    New to planting berries? Click here for a complete guide!

    Overall Customer Rating of 3 Reviews:
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    SE Missouri

    Raspberry

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    Pros:
    Cons:
    Quick green up! Looking good thus far!

    Durango, co

    Survived a dry windy spring

    Rating:
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    Pros:
    Cons:
    Planted this spring in a somewhat more sheltered area of the garden and it's thriving. Needed regular watering in our dry windy conditions once it started leafing out. Hoping for berries next year.

    Great plant.

    Rating:
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    Pros:
    • Lively
    Cons:
    Raspberry plants were small but lively. Already adding shoots and look good. Good service and quick delivery