Anne Raspberry - 2 Golden Raspberry Plants - Everbearing - Organic Grown -

The instructions were easy to follow. I’m new to gardening we just moved into a house where the previous owner loved to garden so I’m trying to take care of the twelve rose buses and six raspberry plants. One of the raspberry plants was dead when we moved in so this was its replacement. When I received it it came well wrapped but was already sprouting in the box! There were some caring instructions left with the package which mass me nervous I wanted this little guy to grow and get strong. Two weeks later after having the little guy inside and watching it grow I was torn and didn’t want to plant it outside. So many things that could hurt it... this is my baby opposed to the ones that were planted before we moved in. I guess I’m a little attached. It’s been outside for a couple of days now and is doing well! It was really easy to grow when you follow the instructions!

Bought 2 golden raspberries that were almost 30 bucks with shipping, followed instructions for planting a week later I bought 5 gold raspberries for same price from nursery in Wisconsin. Within weeks after planting 5 plants began to show growth the 2 from this company still did not. Took photos and sent to company with explanation received response that their 2 plants were special needs that I should install a clear plastic sleeve open at the top to increase humidity, thought it was BS but did it and sent the pictures to show I did as instructed. 30 days later 5 I bought from other company were growing well but still no growth from the 2 I bought from this company. Contacted them again showing the lack of growth from theirs and the growth from the others they said Darn was too late to save plant!!!! When I asked for some sort of help they said if I paid the shipping they would send plants I agreed but I questioned viability of shipping live plants this late in season they said that I would have to wait till it got cooler, Duh that won't happen till October. I plan to just buy more from the other company in the spring, I do not reccomend purchasing rasberries from this company.

Received 3 sticks in March, planted as told in soil with some sand indoors until leafs appeared. Waited a week or so and then put outside in shady area to acclimate to being outdoors. Then gradually after two weeks or do, moved them out to the garden where they began growing upwards. Put cattle fencing up to allow all around air flow and tied off the branches with twine cording. Mis summer began to bear little fruit which began to ripen in September. They are in full sun here in hot MS and do fine. They’d probably like having some afternoon shade to be honest. To be able to grow raspberries here is a thrill. I spoke with the owner, like he said, good ole Vet, call his cell phone for all these instructions. Great guy!

The raspberries arrived in great shape only gave 4 stars b/c they arrived five days early and I wasn’t ready for them. Luckily I was home and could take care of them immediately. A little advanced notice would have been helpful.

I bought these last year. They arrived in good health and grew well but when they began producing berries they are just standard red raspberries

My golden raspberry plants never took hold this past summer. But, as we had an unusually HOT summer in Texas and it was my first garden effort, I think it was just a matter of the circumstances. The plants arrived in quick order, were very carefully packaged, and had clear directions. The price, as I recall, was very reasonable considering that golden raspberries are not something you see every day. I am definitely going to purchase this again. Hopefully, next summer will be a little less hot and the skill level of the gardener will have improved.

My Anne Plants arrived in early August on a very hot day. * There were a couple of white immature primocanes on the crown of one plant. After about a week, visible primocanes emerged from the soil as green tiny shoots. * The second had one viable bud near the end of the mature cane and it produced a compound leaf or two. No immature primocanes were visible and none sprouted from the crown. * The third Anne was apparently DOA and no visible growth showed. after 3 weeks. Eventually the minimal growth on the two living Anne plants withered . I was uncertain whether to irrigate,. The soil was still slightly moist from the limited irrigation provided. I was warned not to over-water by the provider. I think the Anne plants were over heated in transit and lacked the vigor from a damaged root system to survive even in a temperature controlled greenhouse setting. I had ordered bare root 'Joan J' raspberry plants earlier in 2019 and all are producing good growth. I attribute the 'Anne' failure to longer storage in the originating warehouse and overheating in transit. I will NOT order bare root plants this late (August 2) again.

I soaked the roots and then planted them carefully in good soil. Mind you the climate here was perfect for the condition of the plant (very humid 70s - 80s F). Made sure it was watered well and the results are pretty amazing. Picture is just one month from receiving.