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We bought 3 or 4 small Heritage variety raspberry plants from Barnard’s Orchard in Unionville, and our best guess is that was 8 years ago. We now have hundreds of plants and last year harvested ...

With ‘Heritage,’ the local raspberry season was moved from summer to fall without consumers noticing the change very much. With a small patch of raspberries, hand pruners work just fine to cut ...

I mistakenly created a bit of friction years ago when I wrote a story about an heirloom raspberry I had been enjoying. After all, we gardeners are little more than willing tools in our plants ...

Then strawberry plants were planted in 2001 and selected in 2002. ... The well-known Heritage raspberry produces fruit of approximately 2.5 grams, ...

Heritage raspberry plants produce a fruit that is large, dark red and very sweet. Growth is vigorous and upright. It adapts well in most well drained soils.

Late summer's most refreshing reward is raspberries. Plump, ripe berries fall easily into your hand with the slightest pressure. When you grow your own, you can pop some of the sun-warmed berries ...