Fall Gold Raspberry

Fall Gold Raspberry: The Golden Gem of Your Garden

Introducing the Fall Gold Raspberry, a delightful addition to any garden that promises not just a burst of color, but a bounty of sweet, juicy berries. This raspberry variety stands out with its unique golden hue, adding a splash of sunshine to your berry patch.

Why You’ll Love the Fall Gold Raspberry

• Deliciously Sweet Flavor: Known for its exceptional sweetness, Fall Gold raspberries are perfect for fresh eating, jams, and desserts.
• High Yield: This variety is everbearing, so you’ll enjoy a generous harvest in late summer to fall and another one the following spring.
• Cold Hardy: This variety thrives in cooler climates, making it an excellent choice for northern gardeners.
• Versatile Growing Options: Ideal for garden beds and large containers, allowing you to grow them in small spaces or even on patios.

Planting and Care Tips

Fall Gold Raspberries thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Plant them about 2-3 feet apart to give them room to grow. Regular watering and annual pruning will keep your plants healthy and productive. With a little care, youll be rewarded with golden raspberries year after year.

Add a Touch of Gold to Your Garden

Bring home the Fall Gold Raspberry and enjoy the sweet taste of sunshine right from your garden. Perfect for berry lovers looking for something a little different, these golden gems are sure to become a favorite!

Rubus idaeus ‘Fall Gold’
Full Sun
4-5′ height
2-3′ spread
Upright, suckering habit

Fall Gold Raspberry is a unique everbearing variety that produces sweet, golden-yellow berries in both summer and fall. Its mild, honey-like flavor and high yields make it a favorite for fresh eating, baking, and freezing. A standout addition to any berry patch.

To keep your raspberry plant looking its best, here are some guidelines for care:

• Prune canes in late fall or early spring (cut all canes to the ground for a single fall crop, or leave first-year canes for a summer crop)
• Water regularly (especially during flowering and fruiting)
• Fertilize in early spring with a balanced fertilizer
• Produces fruit on both first- and second-year canes
• Self-pollinating
• Cold hardy to Zone 3
• Attracts pollinators
• Great for fresh eating and preserves