This sunshine-colored raspberry is unlike any other raspberry. Hints of apricot and peach, these large, sweet, firm berries go great in tarts, jams, and salads. They also freeze well. Producing fruit their first year, these everbearing raspberries produce a summer crop in July on their floricanes, and then another crop on their fall primocanes in September through frost. Self-pollinating and cold hardy to zone 3, you won’t be let down by Anne. We do not have experience with these being grown in zone 2. But if you’re in an area that sees -30F to -40F, then give it a shot! One of our favorites!

This is the biggest size we’ve grown yet. Not cell packs/tissue culture grown but from divisions of large mother plants that are cut and then grown on their own for two years. Very large root systems.