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Raspberry plants are easy to grow in most of the United States, and Best Price Plants experts can suggest what raspberry bush cultivars will grow best in your area.  New raspberry cultivars such as Heritage and Dorman red raspberries are recommended for the Southern States, such as Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi.  Black raspberry plants grow better in more Northern States, such as Maryland, Illinois and Missouri.

Baba Raspberry Plant Baba Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 4-8
Red Raspberry

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Black Hawk Raspberry Plant Black Hawk Black Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 3-8
Black Raspberry

Boyne Raspberry Plant Boyne Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 4-8
Red Raspberry


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Brandywine Raspberry Plant Brandywine Purple Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 4-9
Purple Raspberry


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Cumberland Raspberry Plant Cumberland Black Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 3-8
Black Raspberry

Dorman Raspberry Plant Dorman Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 5-9
Red Raspberry


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Heritage Raspberry Plant Heritage Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 5-8
Red Raspberry


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Latham Raspberry Plant Latham Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 2-7
Red Raspberry


(1)
September Raspberry Plant September Raspberry Plant

USDA Zones 4-7
Red Raspberry

  • Latham Raspberry Plant
    Ripening in mid to late June and thriving in USDA Zones 2-7, is the Latham Red Raspberry; a great cold hardy variety of Red Raspberry for backyard planting. This plant needs to avoid humid summers and other than that, enjoy your raspberries in June and July.
  • Boyne Red Raspberry Plant
    A variety that requires a few less chill hours is the Boyne Red Raspberry. Here at Aaron's Farm in Georgia, we're able to grow these plants from year to year, and they are absolutely delicious.
  • Fall Gold Raspberry Plant
    If you're hoping to plant something a bit more exotic with a different appearance, the Fall Gold Raspberry is your best bet. It's delicious and very cold hardy, surviving temperatures as low as -10F. Don't waste any more time, just plant these wonderful plants in your backyard garden today!

Most people don't know that raspberries come in all different shapes, colors, and sizes. Not only that, most gardeners don't understand that many different varieties grow in different areas all over the country. Call Aaron's Farm today and find out which variety of Raspberry will grow best in your backyard garden.
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