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Boyne Raspberry Plant

$10.50

If you love raspberries and have never had a freshly picked one, you’re missing out! These Boyne Raspberry plants produce medium-sized, sweet, juicy, red raspberries in early summer. You can eat them freshly picked or use them in your baking recipes.

Boyne is also a heavily producing raspberry so you’ll have more than enough to enjoy and it only gets better each year if taken care of!

These will ship dormant (no leaves) and bare-root (no pot or dirt) from late fall to early spring.  They are currently 12+ inch starter plants, but they may be freshly trimmed for shipping, which will encourage new healthy growth for you come spring!

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Are Boyne Raspberry Plants right for you?

**** Important note: Sorry, No Sales to Western, Territories, or Phyto-certificate states due to shipping restrictions in your state (Hawaii, Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Nevada, and Idaho)

Boyne is one of the most sought-after raspberries because of its hardy nature, and it is very disease-resistant and cold hardy! They are self-fertile but you’ll get more berries if you plant more than one.

✅ Zones 3-7

– Size: 4 – 6 feet tall and 3 – 4 feet spread

– Sun: Full sun. It will tolerate a little shade but won’t produce as many berries.

– Soil: Rich (compost, etc), slightly acidic, evenly moist, well-draining.

– Water: Newly planted raspberries require consistent moisture, especially in our hot summer heat. Once established after the first year or so, only supplemental watering during the growing season should be needed.

– Pruning: After summer harvest, cut the oldest canes back to the ground. All canes can be cut back to the ground once the harvest season is over for the year. This encourages the growth of new canes for next year!

– Fertilizer: Putting compost into their planting hole (or pot) works very well. You can also apply a balanced fertilizer like a 10-10-10 in the early spring.

Raspberries do spread by suckers but you can easily remove these to control spreading and prevent overcrowding. These are a delicious treat to have in any landscape and our starter plants are ready for their home in the ground!

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