Everybody's Favorite for a Super-Long Season of Juicy-Sweet Eating!
Jewel Raspberry Bush
Sparse seeds make the berries great for fresh eating, and they also freeze and can well.
This Cumberland type is a black everbearer.
|Genus ||Rubus |
|Species ||idaeus |
|Variety ||'Jewel' |
|Item Form ||Pack of 3 |
|Zone ||3 - 8 |
|Bloom Start To End ||Early Summer - Early Fall |
|Habit ||Upright |
|Plant Height ||4 ft |
|Plant Width ||24 in |
|Additional Characteristics ||
Berries, Edible, Free Bloomer
|Light Requirements ||
|Moisture Requirements ||
|Soil Tolerance ||
Beds, Border, Cuisine, Hedge
|Restrictions || *Due to state restrictions we cannot ship to the following: |
Canada, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam
How many years before fruiting plants bear their first crop?
For fruiting plants such as blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, fig, honeyberry, cranberry, and grape, it takes 2 years to bear the first crop. That does not mean you may not get some fruit before then. Depending on the size and maturity of the plant shipped, you may get at least a few pieces of fruit or a small quantity produced the first year. But, by the second year, you should have your first real crop of fruit to enjoy and fruit production will increase every year thereafter.