Anne Raspberries, 5 Canes
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With large, conical, pale-yellow fruits, 'Anne' raspberry is as pretty as it is tasty. Enjoy fresh, on cereal or in shortcake, or freeze for wintertime pies and crisps. This easy-care plant is resistant to root rot. Five bareroot canes; hardy in zones 4 through 8. Not sure of your zone? Our Zone Finder tool can help!
- Shipped bareroot
- Plant in full sun in well-drained soil
- Plant Patent #10,411
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Comments about Anne Raspberries, 5 Canes:
Love these raspberries. Got a few more to add to my collection ;)
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Ordered these raspberries a few months back and they showed up last month. I didn't plant them right away but keep them moistened. I decided to plant them in a raised bed and mixed a bag of sand in with the garden soil and some compost. The directions say not to water every day but my irrigation system runs daily so..... They are growing like crazy! Not sure where the berries are coming from but I guess I will find out!
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I planted these in a severe thunderstorm then we had severe flooding for over a week. I was a little worried they wouldn't make it, but they are fine and growing great, and I can't wait until they start producing. I love Gardeners Supply, I know everything I get has been chosen with care and is top of the line!
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4 of the 5 plants and healthy and growing, the plant that appears to be dieing has shriveled leaves. All were planted at the same time and in the same soil and conditions.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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All roots are sending up new canes. Have not produced any fruit, but it is very early in the season.
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I purchased some in the early spring from a garden center near home, and not one grew. All of the ones I purchased from you are growing.
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slow to start but should produce
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I received 5 dry branches. After a month of watering and tender loving care, I have 5 dead dry branches. End of story! I would never order these again.
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- HEALTHY CANES
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- GROWING FAST
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My granddaughter is a very picky eater and loves raspberries; I wanted to try these gourmet berries for her. We all are trying to eat healthier and this just makes it better. My canes were planted the day of delivery and all are already leafing out and looking great. I'm very excited about getting the fruit. So far great!
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Comments about Anne Raspberries, 5 Canes:
I ordered these golden raspberries, and have been very pleased so far. The instructions for planting were easy to understand. All 5 of the stalks I ordered have now come out of dormancy and are alive and growing. I have yet to harvest a crop (obviously),[...] Now, I am just waiting to see how they do in the location where I planted them. I would definitely order these again and am thinking of ordering some red raspberries from them as well since the one's I purchased at a local nursery are not doing well at all.
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