Red Raspberry Rubus idaeus 'Latham'- Edible Fruit Plant for Gardens & Containers- Pollinator Attractant, Ornamental Foliage, Berry Production 1 Gallon

Name: Red Raspberry Rubus idaeus 'Latham'- Edible Fruit Plant for Gardens & Containers- Pollinator Attractant, Ornamental Foliage, Berry Production 1 Gallon
Brand: RedCrocus
SKU: pefr013-redcrocus
Price: 36.00 USD
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Pot Size 1 Gallon

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Red Raspberry Fruit, Rubus idaeus 'Latham', Raspberry

Description

A deciduous shrub that produces sweet, edible red raspberries with pinnate green leaves and thorny stems. It thrives in temperate climates and is valued for its flavorful fruit and ornamental foliage.

Suggested Uses

Perfect for edible gardens, berry patches, and ornamental landscapes. Ideal for creating privacy screens or edible hedges, and makes a delightful addition to containers and small gardens.

Plant Details

Botanical Name: Rubus idaeus 'Latham'
Common Name: Red Raspberry
Size & Growth: Typically reaches 4-6 feet tall with a spread of 3-4 feet, with vigorous growth habit.
Hardiness Zones: 4-8
Foliage Type: Deciduous, pinnate green leaves with serrated edges
Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer, with white to pale pink flowers
Growth Rate: Moderate to rapid
Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Attracts Pollinators: Yes
Indoor Friendly: No
Container Friendly: Yes, suitable for large containers
Deer Resistant: Moderate
Pet Warning: Toxic to pets if ingested
Fragrant: Slightly fragrant flowers
Cut Flower: Yes, berries are decorative
Grows Well With: Strawberries, herbs, ornamental plants

Care Tips

Planting Instructions: Choose a sunny location; plant in well-drained soil with organic matter. Space plants about 3 feet apart.
Soil Moisture: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged.
Soil Type: Prefers sandy loam with good organic content.
Humidity: Does well in average humidity; avoid extreme drought or high humidity conditions.
Pruning Instructions: Remove old canes in winter; prune for shape and productivity in early spring.
Winter Care: Mulch around roots for protection in colder zones.
Planting Depth: Bury roots just below soil surface.
Fertilization: Apply a balanced fertilizer in early spring and mid-summer.
Special Care: Provide support for canes to encourage upright growth and fruiting.