1 oz Double Gold Raspberry Rootstock, 2.5 Ft Row of Rose Gold Raspberry Roots, Sweet Everbearing Berry Plants, Cornell Variety
1 oz Double Gold Raspberry Rootstock, 2.5 Ft Row of Rose Gold Raspberry Roots, Sweet Everbearing Berry Plants, Cornell Variety
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Double Gold Raspberry Rootstock – 1 Ounce – Excellent Flavor and Very Sweet Berries
Start your own raspberry planting economically with 1 ounce of Double Gold raspberry roots! Developed by Cornell University and released in 2012, Double Gold is known for its beautiful rose-gold champagne-colored berries, excellent sweetness, and outstanding flavor.
Unlike purchasing established bare root canes, this listing provides raspberry rootstock that can produce multiple new canes as it grows.
Plant Highlights
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Quantity: 1 ounce of Double Gold raspberry roots
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Variety: Double Gold Raspberry
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Berry color: Rich rose-gold champagne
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Berry size and shape: Medium, conical berries
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Flavor: Excellent flavor and sweetness
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Growth habit: Everbearing
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Pollination: Self-fertile
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Hardiness: USDA Zones 5–8
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Origin: 2012 release from Cornell University
Double Gold can produce one or two crops per year, depending on how the plants are managed. In nursery taste tests, the seller reports that these berries were preferred over other yellow raspberry varieties.
The variety also shows resistance to Phytophthora root rot and common leaf diseases.
Why Start with Raspberry Rootstock?
Starting raspberries from roots is an economical way to establish a raspberry planting. Rootstock can produce multiple canes, offering a lower-cost alternative to purchasing individual established bare root canes.
The seller recommends this method for its lower cost and ease of planting.
One ounce of roots is stated to plant four containers.
For comparison, the seller reports that 8 ounces of rootstock can produce approximately 24–36 new canes during the first year. This is an 8-ounce production estimate, not a guaranteed yield for this 1-ounce listing.
With proper care, the new canes can grow over 3 feet tall during their first year. Plants may bear fruit according to their establishment and growing conditions.
Starting Your Raspberry Roots
If your garden soil is too wet or cold to work, you can start the roots in containers before moving them to their permanent planting location.
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Plant roots approximately 1/4 inch deep in containers.
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Place containers in a sunny, warm location, such as a greenhouse or sunny window.
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Water regularly and avoid allowing the roots to dry out.
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The seller reports that container-grown roots are usually ready for permanent planting in approximately 3–4 months.
You can also start them directly in the garden when conditions are suitable.
Detailed planting, pruning, and care instructions are included with your roots.
Growing and Harvesting
Double Gold is self-fertile and can produce one or two crops per year, depending on plant management.
Its rose-gold champagne berries are medium-sized and conical, with excellent sweetness and flavor. The variety is suitable for home gardens, U-Pick operations, farmers markets, and local commercial sales.
With proper care, a raspberry planting can remain productive for many years. The seller notes that a well-maintained raspberry patch may last over 15 years.
Shipping Information
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Available quantity: 1 ounce of raspberry rootstock
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Shipping begins: December 2026, or while supplies last through summer 2027
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Please let the seller know your preferred shipping date.
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Free shipping to most locations.
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Larger boxes and shipments to Alaska, Hawaii, APO addresses, U.S. territories, and remote locations may require a freight surcharge.
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Orders may be held if temperatures are above 89°F or below 20°F until conditions improve.
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Ships to all U.S. states.
All plants are inspected for quality before shipment. If your order arrives damaged, please contact the seller promptly and take photos of the package and plants to help resolve the issue.
Grow your own Double Gold raspberry patch from rootstock and enjoy the potential for delicious, sweet rose-gold berries!
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