Heritage Everbearing Raspberry
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An easy variety to grow that requires no staking and produces two flushes of sweet dark berries, once in July and again in September. The Heritage Raspberry is winter hardy, making it an excellent selection for home gardeners!
- Large, extra sweet, dark red fruit
- Sweet flavor
- Two harvests. One in July and one in September
- Easy to grow
- Winter hardy
- Great for eating fresh, as garnish or for canning
- Beautiful greens for bouquets
- Self-pollinating
- Self-supporting, so no trellis is needed.
Easy to grow and winter hardy
The Heritage Raspberry plant is easy to grow. One advantage is its resistance to winter conditions. While other varieties struggle to withstand snow and colder conditions, the Heritage Raspberry plant will stay strong and grows all the way down to zone 3 and up to 9. What a smart choice for first-time fruit growers!
If you’re looking for a sweet red raspberry variety that will stay strong through the winter, try the Heritage Raspberry —you’ll simply love it!
Shipping Methods
Orders will be shipped via FedEx Home Delivery.
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Shipping Rates
| Order Total | Shipping Cost |
| $0.00 - $119.99 | $14.95 |
| $120+ | FREE |
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Orders are generally shipped within 1-2 business days.
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Your order will be shipped FedEx Home Delivery. Once shipped, your order should arrive in 2-5 business days.
How much does shipping cost?
All orders $120 or more ship free. Orders under $120 ship for a flat rate of $14.95.
Do you guarantee your plants?
Yes. If, in the rare case your plants are damaged upon arrival, just contact us within 7 days and a full refund or exchange will be issued for those plants.
Will this plant grow where I live?
The hardiness zones that each plant will grow in are listed in the plant details section. Please make sure that the plants are rated for the zone you live in. If you don't know what zone you are in, please check the zone map and zip code lookup tool above to find out.
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This Plant's Growing Zones: 3 - 9
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Botanical Name:
Rubus idaeus ‘Heritage’
Plant Type:
Perennial
Light Requirements:
Full sun
Mature Height:
5-6 ft.
Mature Spread:
3-4 ft.
Growth Rate:
Fast
Blooms:
Two harvests. Fruit ripens in July and September
Characteristics:
Produces large, extra-sweet, juicy dark red fruit. Great for canning, freezing and fresh eating.Two harvest seasons, with a moderate crop in July and a heavy crop in September. Is self-supporting, so no trellis is needed.Self fertile