6 Cascade Harvest Red Raspberry Plants, 1–2 Year Old Potted Raspberry Bushes, Large Sweet Red Berries
6 Cascade Harvest Red Raspberry Plants, 1–2 Year Old Potted Raspberry Bushes, Large Sweet Red Berries
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Cascade Harvest Red Raspberry Plants – Set of 6 Potted Plants
Grow your own flavorful red raspberries with six 1–2 year old Cascade Harvest raspberry plants, a variety released by Washington State University. Known for its large, firm berries, very good flavor, and promising yield potential, Cascade Harvest is a great option for home gardens, berry patches, U-pick operations, farm stands, and small commercial growers.
🌱 What’s Included
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Quantity: 6 live Cascade Harvest red raspberry plants
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Age: Approximately 1–2 years old
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Plant type: Rooted potted plants
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Variety: Cascade Harvest red raspberry
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Suggested USDA hardiness zones: 6–8
This listing includes six live potted plants—not seeds or bare-root plants.
🍓 Why Grow Cascade Harvest?
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Large red berries: Reported to be about twice the size of berries from older varieties.
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Very good flavor: Enjoy fresh berries or use them in pies, jams, sauces, desserts, and freezing.
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Firm fruit: Firmness can help with picking, handling, and short-term storage.
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Strong yield potential: Productive plants when growing conditions and care are suitable.
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Upright, vigorous canes: Easier to manage for pruning, picking, and trellising.
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Fewer thorns higher on the canes: Small thorns are more common near the base, while canes are nearly thornless above approximately 3 feet.
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Disease resistance: Resistant to Raspberry Bushy Dwarf Virus (RBDV) and moderately tolerant to Phytophthora root rot. Resistance does not mean complete immunity.
🌿 Growing Information
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Sunlight: Choose a sunny location for best growth and fruit production.
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Soil: Plant in fertile, well-drained soil.
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Watering: Maintain consistent moisture while plants establish, avoiding waterlogged soil.
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Support: A trellis can help manage upright canes and simplify harvesting.
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Winter chilling: Approximately 600 hours of winter chilling are needed to set flower buds.
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Typical harvest season: July in the Pacific Northwest, depending on local climate and growing conditions.
Cascade Harvest is suggested for USDA Zones 6–8. Check your local winter temperatures and chilling conditions before planting.
🍓 When Can You Expect Fruit?
These 1–2 year old plants may be closer to fruiting maturity than younger starter plants. However, harvest timing and quantity depend on cane maturity, establishment, climate, pruning, and care. Fruit production the following spring or summer is not guaranteed.
📦 Shipping and Seasonal Notes
These are living potted plants, and cane length and appearance may vary by season. Plants may be trimmed as needed for safe packaging and shipment.
The original shipping notice stated April 15, 2026, which is now past. Please confirm current availability and the expected dispatch date with the seller before ordering.
For fall or winter orders, young starter plants are generally not recommended unless the buyer has a greenhouse or suitable warm growing conditions. This listing is for older potted plants, but they still need appropriate conditions to establish before severe cold.
🌱 Planting Instructions Included
All six plants come with detailed planting, growing, and care instructions. Contact the seller if you have questions about planting or ongoing care.
Establish a larger raspberry patch with six Cascade Harvest plants, offering the potential for large, firm, flavorful berries and vigorous upright growth.
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