Everbearing raspberry 'Fall Gold' – Rubus idaeus
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Yellow raspberries, sweet and highly fragrant, that birds leave alone. Everbearing and self-fertile, it fruits from June to August, then again in October.
'Fall Gold' surprises with the colour of its fruit: golden-yellow raspberries, firm, medium-sized and very well flavoured. Their colour makes them less attractive to birds. As an everbearing variety, it fruits several times a year.
- Botanical name: Rubus idaeus 'Fall Gold'
- Hardiness: very hardy, down to −25 °C
- Fruit: yellow raspberry, firm, sweet and fragrant
- Harvest: June to August, then in October
- Pollination: self-fertile
Pruning
Cut the canes that have finished fruiting down to the ground. At the end of winter, remove only the dry part of the canes that fruited in autumn: they will bear the first crop the following summer.
In the garden
Sun or partial shade, fertile, moist soil. Train it against a fence or a pergola.
The plant you receive
About 75 cm, in a small pot or with a root ball depending on the season.
A farm-grown plant raised outdoors at 1,000 m altitude in the Livradois-Forez Regional Nature Park: never in a heated greenhouse, fed with organic fertiliser only and grown following permaculture principles.
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Yellow raspberries, sweet and highly fragrant, that birds leave alone. Everbearing and self-fertile, it fruits from June to August, then again in October.