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Rubus occidentalis ‘Bristol’ #2 (‘Bristol’ Black Raspberry)
$24.99
SKU: RubBristol2 Categories: Edibles, Unclassified Wetland Status Tags: Berries Birds Edible Full Sun Host Plant Medicinal Native Cultivar Part Shade
Description
‘Bristol’ Black Raspberries are famous for their excellent flavor and non-seedy texture. They are an early producer of one crop of large, dark and glossy berries in the summer. These plants are self-fruitful and prefer a rich soil that is well-draining but consistently moist for the sweetest fruit production. The canes only fruit on the second year’s growth, which means they are called a floricane variety. See here for much more information about the best planting practices for your raspberry crops!
Sources:
Eastern/Central Medicinal Plants and Herbs by Steven Foster and James A. Duke
Missouri Botanical Garden
OSU Extension