Anne Golden Raspberry Rootstock, 16 oz Bare Roots, 40 Foot Row, Everbearing Yellow Raspberry, Sweet Fruit Plants

Establish a generous raspberry planting with 16 ounces of Anne Golden Everbearing Raspberry rootstock, an economical way to grow this popular yellow-fruited variety. Anne is prized for its large, exceptionally sweet golden berries and distinctive flavor with an almost tropical taste.

This listing includes raspberry roots, not individual bare-root canes. Rootstock is a cost-effective way to start a raspberry patch and can develop into multiple new canes.

Why Grow Anne Golden Raspberry?

• Large golden-yellow berries: Larger, sweeter, and firmer than Fall Gold.

• Distinctive flavor: Very sweet, with an almost tropical taste.

• Everbearing variety: Ripens in August, around the same time as Caroline or Heritage.

• Versatile fruit: Enjoy fresh berries or use them for pies, jams, juice, wine, specialty desserts, and freezing.

• Great freezing quality: A productive choice for backyard gardens and fresh-market growers.

• Growing zones: USDA Zones 4–9.

• Regional note: Not recommended for the desert Southwest.

What You Will Receive

• Quantity: 16 ounces of Anne Golden Raspberry roots

• Intended planting coverage: Approximately 40-foot row

• Product type: Raspberry rootstock, not established bare-root canes

• Seller's container-starting guidance: 1 ounce of roots plants approximately 4 containers.

How to Start Your Raspberry Roots

Starting raspberries from roots is an economical way to establish a raspberry planting. The roots need patience and regular watering as they develop.

If your garden soil is too wet or cold to till, you can start the roots in containers before moving them to their permanent garden location:

1. Plant the roots approximately ½ inch deep in containers.

2. Place the containers in a warm, sunny location.

3. Water regularly.

4. According to the seller, container-grown roots are usually ready for permanent planting after approximately 3–4 months.

Detailed planting, pruning, and care instructions are included with your order.

First-Year Growth and Fruiting

The seller reports that 16 ounces of roots can produce approximately 48–72 new canes during the first year. With proper care, canes may grow over 3 feet tall.

The seller states that Anne rootstock can produce berries during the current growing year. Actual growth and fruiting depend on establishment, growing conditions, and care.

Inspection and Plant Longevity

These roots are inspected by the State of Washington, according to the seller, for freedom from disease and pests.

With proper care, raspberry plants may remain productive for 15 years or more.

Shipping

• Freight is included in the listed price.

• The seller ships to all states.

• Contact the seller for pricing on larger quantities.

Start your own productive Anne Golden Raspberry planting and enjoy its sweet, distinctive golden berries!