Everbearing Raspberry, ‘Fall Gold’

Description

This rare and eye‑catching gold raspberry is self‑fertile and offers the same deliciously sweet flavor found in red varieties. It produces two harvests each year, with a late summer to fall crop followed by a second harvest the following spring on the same canes. The berries are excellent for fresh eating, preserves, and pies, and their warm yellow color adds bright visual appeal to the garden. This plant is deciduous. Plant in fertile, mildly acidic, well‑drained soil. Water deeply and consistently during the first growing season to help establish a strong, extensive root system. Fertilize in spring before new growth begins. After harvest, cut the canes that have fruited back to the ground, leaving the one‑year‑old canes to produce the next season’s crop. Train new canes along a trellis for support and organization.Photo courtesy of Monrovia.