FREE: Red Raspberry Plants

Lived in Nanuet, NY until 5 years ago and had 30 of these plants all over our hill. Somehow they did not like Fl., but I'll try again.

I would like to try these! yummmm!

Florida seems tricky.
" All Raspberries prefer sandy, well draining soil and full sun to
partial shade. The Raspberries I picked then, and the ones I pick now,
were juiciest where they were shaded by the forest canopy. Those of
you in the hotter Southern States should bear this in mind and provide
your Raspberries with afternoon shade from the sun. If your soil is
too heavy and wet they will develop root rot. Take heart in the
knowledge that Raspberries do very well in raised beds. Plenty of
composted organic matter is a helpful addition.

There were years when the Raspberry crop failed. I'd go trotting
merrily to the clearing and find nothing but shriveled berries. Crop
failure is mainly due to dry weather conditions. Water is a must for
the developing Raspberry fruit. This and some cool evenings.
Raspberries are hardy to Zone 3 and do well up to Zone 9. Warmer than
Zone 9 and they don't stand much chance of surviving. It is possible,
but difficult. "

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