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There is no such person who would not love raspberries. Anyone who claims that he did not like a ripe berry has simply never tasted a ripe fruit, picked with his own hands. – not only has original taste, but also has healing properties. It is actively used for colds as an antipyretic.
Raspberries need watering, fertilizing, pruning and loosening. If you periodically carry out such events, the bush will not remain in debt and will delight you with delicious fruits:
- Watering should be done frequently, especially in spring, when shoots begin to wake up from winter hibernation and young growth breaks out of the ground. Do not forget about irrigation on hot summer days.
- In spring, you also need to take care of loosening the soil. The procedure is required to ensure that more air and nutrients reach the roots. As the soil becomes overgrown with weeds, they are pulled out, which is also a favorable moment for the growth and development of the bush.
- During the period of active growth, it is necessary to fertilize. During the period of growth and fruiting, 2-3 feedings are usually done. The first is introduced in early spring. It needs to be prepared - chicken manure, mixed with a spoon of saltpeter, diluted in a bucket of water. It is recommended to apply nitrogen fertilizers once per period, either in spring or autumn. After the harvest period, fertilizing with potassium fertilizers is required. Before flowering, you need to feed with complex fertilizer - nitroammofoska or Zdravne. This will allow the formation of a large number of buds.
To get neat, juicy berries that you won’t be ashamed to put up for sale, preserve whole, or simply enjoy the juicy fruits, you need to monitor the health of the bush.
Although the plant is immune to diseases and pests, if left untreated it can become infected and die.
Be sure to pay attention to the condition of the shoots and leaves. The following pests and pathogenic bacteria are distinguished:
- Raspberry beetles are insects that hibernate in the ground. Their appearance was noticed in May. They are a small pest with gray oval shapes. The beetle initially eats flowers and leaves, and then moves inside the buds, eating them from the inside. After such an invasion, the berries sharply decrease in quantity, and the remaining ones are saturated with larvae.
- The bud moth is a small butterfly with spots on its wings that lays larvae on stems. The latter feed on the buds, corrode the stem and penetrate inside, descending along it to the roots. Thereby injuring the entire plant from roots to buds, eating its contents.
- Stem fly - its activity begins in late May - early June. She lays eggs in the axils of the leaves; the hatched larvae eat their way into the center of the trunk, feeding on its core.
- Spider mite - weaves a web from the inside of the leaf, sucking all the juices from the greens. The leaf dries out over time and falls off.
- The weevil is a beetle that lays its offspring on flower buds. The larvae, feeding on the tender core, grow and increase the population of beetles.
- Chlorosis - leaves become yellow and significantly deformed. It is required to fertilize with complex fertilizers.
- Purple spotting - appears on the leaves, accompanied by peeling of the upper layers of the stem. The shoots need to be quickly trimmed and burned. Then spray with Bordeaux mixture.
When pests such as stem fly or bud moth appear, the shoot expands in one place, forming a cone. The damaged sprout must be removed at the root, so that not even a stump remains. Burn everything. When buds begin to form, it is recommended to spray the bushes with tansy solution.
Thus, the main thing is to promptly notice emerging pests or diseases and apply methods to combat them.
More information can be found in the video:
Raspberries are one of the few summer berries that are famous not only for their bright and unique taste, but also for their healing properties. What is characteristic is that red raspberries have the beneficial property of healing colds, while varieties of other colors are either weak or do not have this property.
Red raspberries are a taste familiar to us since childhood; we can plant them on our plot or collect them in the forest, but wild raspberries are much smaller than garden raspberries.
There are a huge variety of raspberries. We will choose the most beautiful and most delicious varieties, which will be equally tasty both fresh and as jam.
There are early, middle and late raspberry varieties. The choice of the ripening period of the variety determines when you will enjoy the berries.
The best early varieties are Malling Juneau, Malling Promes, Glen Lyon, Lyashka, Volnitsa, Glen Fine, Early Sweet, Balsam. One of the best super early varieties is Meteor.
The best mid-season varieties are Sokolitsa, Glen Ampl, Tarusa, Senator, Gusar, Cascade Delight, Novost Kuzmina, Malakhovka, Shosha, Caprice of the Gods, Patricia.
As a rule, mid-season varieties are aimed at high yields, they also require minimal care and the plants are resistant to various diseases.
Late varieties of raspberries are good because when summer comes to an end and there are no berries left on the plot, but you really want them, you can enjoy them or make jam, having eaten plenty of berries for the whole summer/
The following varieties are especially popular: Molling Leo, Octavia, Tadmor, Benefit, Tulamin.
Raspberry variety "Lyashka"
Variety "Lyashka" is the most popular because it ripens early and bears fruit for a long time. The variety was imported from Poland. Raspberry fruits have an unusual dessert taste and large size. Another important quality of this variety is drought resistance and winter hardiness. It has a good yield of 17-20 t/ha, which you will agree is a very decent amount.
Raspberry variety "Glen Ample"
Variety "Glen Ample" a very productive variety, bears fruit on two-year-old shoots. The berries are large, rich red in color and very pleasant to the taste. The height of the bush can reach 3-3.5 meters. This variety was bred in Scotland. The berries can weigh up to 10 grams, and the number of shoots on one bush can be from 20 to 30; up to 200 centners of berries can be obtained per hectare, which means the berry is also suitable for industrial production.
Raspberry variety "Malling Juneau"
Variety "Malling Juneau" Perfect for those who don’t want to wait a long time to enjoy raspberries. The ripening period for this variety occurs in early to mid-June. This variety was developed in 2007 in the UK as part of the EMR breeding program at East Molling Research. The plant grows 1.8-2 meters high, and 4.8-5.5 kg can be harvested from one bush. The berry tastes sweet, pleasant with a slight sourness.
Raspberry variety "Malling Promes"
Variety "Malling Promes" is a high-yielding variety of English selection. The bush grows 2.2 - 2.5 meters long. The berries are large and conical in shape. The harvest is very easy to transport, the berries will not wrinkle or spoil, but the plant is susceptible to disease. The berries have a pleasant, sour taste.
Raspberry variety "Glen Lyon"
Variety "Glen Lyon" This plant is similar to all the others, but still it still has differences. The variety was bred in Scotland and enjoys great success in the European Union, but even on our acres it can find a decent place and get up to 200 centners per hectare or 2.5-3 kg per bush. The taste of the berries combines light sourness and pleasant sweetness.
Raspberry variety "Volnitsa"
Variety "Volnitsa" This variety was obtained by crossing two raspberry varieties, Brigantina and Bryanskaya, by breeders I.V. Kazakov and S.D. Aitajanov. In one season, you can get up to 4 kn of harvest from one bush. The weight of one berry can reach up to 5 grams. The plant grows up to 2 meters high. Resistant to all diseases, with the exception of kidney mite. For those who don’t like large seeds in berries, this variety is just a godsend.
Raspberry variety "Glen Fine"
Variety "Glen Fine" This is another miracle of Scottish selection from the Glen series created by breeder Nikki Jennings. Since 2009, the berries of this variety have been recognized as the most delicious, and in 2010, the berries received a prize in terms of yield. The plant grows up to 2.5 meters. The weight of one berry is about 5-6 grams. The berries are very sweet and aromatic. The yield is 30 kg per square meter.
Raspberry variety "Early Sweet"
Variety "Early Sweet" bred by domestic breeders in the Vologda region. The bush grows from 2 to 2.5 meters in height. Unlike other varieties, Early Sweet has small fruits, only 1.4 - 1.6 g. The berries are not suitable for transportation, but they have a pleasant taste and a strong fragrant aroma. From one hundred square meters you can collect 70-80 kg of berries. This variety requires increased care, as it is not resistant to diseases and viruses.
Raspberry variety "Balsam"
Variety "Balsam" The name of the variety speaks for itself. This variety is already more than 30 years old, and it was bred by breeder I.V. Kazakov. Today, this raspberry variety can be found in almost every garden plot. This berry has a very juicy and sweet taste reminiscent of wild berries, as well as high resistance to adverse environmental conditions. The bush grows up to 1.8 meters, one berry weighs about 3 grams. One bush will bring you up to 3 kg of berries.
Raspberry variety "Meteor"
Variety "Meteor" was obtained by crossing the varieties “Kostinbrodskaya” and “Novost Kuzmina”. This variety is resistant to many fungal diseases and raspberry mite, but it should also be treated prophylactically with a fungicide against other types of diseases. The berries begin to ripen in mid-June. The berries can be stored for a long time and weigh up to 3 grams. From one bush you can get from 1.5 to 3 kg of berries. The Meteor variety is suitable for cultivation in northern regions due to its good frost resistance.
Raspberry variety "Sokolitsa"
Variety "Sokolitsa" This raspberry variety was bred by breeders Jan Danek and Agnieszka Orel in Poland at the Institute of Horticulture in Brzezn. The berries ripen in the last ten days of June. Plant height is 1.7-2 meters. The weight of the berries is 5-7 grams. Frost-resistant variety, yield is about 3 kg per plant. Many gardeners consider Sokolitsa berries to be very beautiful, so they give them a worthy place on their plot, so that they not only delight in taste, but also decorate their garden plot.
Raspberry variety "Tarusa"
Variety "Tarusa" or Raspberry tree is the first raspberry tree in the history of selection. This plant received a thick trunk thanks to multiple crossings. Tarusa was created in 1987 under the supervision of breeder V.V. Kichins by crossing “Stolichnaya” and the donor “Stambovy-1”. Unlike other raspberries, this variety has a dense trunk and is completely free of thorns. The yield is up to 4 kg per bush and from 1 hectare up to 20 tons. The weight of one berry is 7-10 grams.
Raspberry variety "Senator"
Variety "Senator" The variety was bred by Russian breeder V.V. Kichin, who used the work of the English scientist Derek Jennings on the L1 gene to create this variety? responsible for large-fruited raspberries. The height of the bush is up to 1.8 meters. The senator is completely devoid of thorns, and this greatly simplifies care and harvesting. This variety has fairly large fruits from 7 to 12 grams, sometimes the weight of the fruit reaches 15 grams. Another remarkable feature is that ripe berries can remain on the bush for a long time and not fall off, unlike many other berries. The berries taste sweet and juicy. From one bush you can get up to 4.5 kg of harvest.
Raspberry variety "Gussar"
Variety "Hussar" The breeder of this variety is the scientist from Bryansk Kazakov. This variety has become widespread in central Russia. Hussar has thick stems that even a very strong wind will not break. Under certain conditions, plant growth can reach up to 3 meters in length. Gusar's berries are large, 12 grams, so you can collect up to 16 kilograms from one bush.
Raspberry variety "Cascade Delight"
Variety "Cascade Delight" The variety was bred in America in 1989 by crossing two varieties Chilliwack and WSU 994. Ripening begins from late June to early July. The fruits weigh up to 8.5 grams, and the yield is up to 4 kg per bush. The plant grows from 1.6 to 2.5 meters.
Raspberry variety "News Kuzmina"
Variety “News Kuzmina” The variety received its name in honor of its creator, a breeder from the city of Vetluga, Nizhny Novgorod region, Nikanor Vonifatievich Kuzmin. Kuzmin created this variety by crossing the Russian Smolenskaya raspberry variety and the American Kubert variety. The height of the plant reaches up to 2.5 meters. The berries weigh from 2 to 4 grams; from one bush you can get up to 1.5-2 kg of berries or 50-70 centners from 1 hectare.
Raspberry variety "Malakhovka"
Variety "Malakhovka" This variety is already more than 20 years old, and the berries are not large-fruited, but this variety still does not lose popularity among gardeners. The weight of one berry is from 3 to 4 grams. The yield from one bush can be obtained from 1.7 to 3 kg of berries, and on an industrial scale up to 10-12 t/ha. Plant height is from 1.5 to 2 meters.
Raspberry variety "Shosha"
Variety "Shosha" Another wonderful miracle of nature created by breeder V.V. Kichina. Grows well on non-chernozem soils. The length of the plant is from 1.8 to 2 meters in length. The average fruit weight is from 2.5 to 3 grams, there are cases of reaching up to 4 grams and these fruits are considered large-fruited. This is another variety whose berries do not fall off. From one plant you can get up to 1.8 kg of berries, and from 1 hundred square meters up to 100 kg.
Raspberry variety “Caprice of the Gods”
Variety "Caprice of the Gods" This variety was created near the Oktyabrsky gold mine in the Amur region. A distinctive feature is frost resistance down to -46 degrees Celsius. The weight of one berry reaches up to 4 grams and has a pleasant sweetish taste.
Raspberry variety "Patricia"
Variety "Patricia" A berry of Russian selection created by V.V. Kichina. This variety went on sale only in 1992, although it was created in the 80s and immediately won the sympathy of gardeners. Patricia bears fruit from early June to mid-August, which is quite a long time to harvest a lot. The bushes grow up to 2 meters long. The berries weigh 10 grams or more, are sweet and fragrant. From one bush you can get 5 kg of berries, but with good care you can get all 8 kg, and on an industrial scale 25t/ha.
Raspberry variety "Malling Leo"
Variety "Malling Leo" This variety is a product of English selection. Grows well in sandy and acidic soils. The plant grows 1.2 meters long. The weight of the berries is 5-7 grams. The harvest is harvested in late July and August. The berries are large orange-red in color.
Raspberry variety "Octavia"
Variety "Octavia" was obtained by crossing two varieties “Glen Ample” and “EM 5928-114”. Ripening period is late July-early August. The plant's berries are large, from 6 to 8 grams. From one bush you can get about 3.5 kg of berries, on an industrial scale 20 tons from 1 hectare. Octavia berries have a rich raspberry aroma and unique taste.
Raspberry variety "Tadmor"
Variety "Tadmor" a product of New Zealand breeders developed at The Horticulture And Food Research Institute Of New Zealand Limited. This variety was obtained in 1990 by crossing Orús 576-47 and 86105N4.4. The length of the plant is from 3 to 5 meters. The weight of one berry is 7 grams. The yield is from 3 kg per bush.
Raspberry variety "Benefit"
Variety "Benefit" bred by crossing the Rodovod and Tulamin varieties by the Polish scientist Jan Danek at the Institute of Horticulture in Brzezna in 2006. Benefis shoots are without thorns, which is very convenient. The berries are bright red, sweet and elastic, which is very good for transportation.
Raspberry variety "Tulamine"
Variety "Tulamine" If you want to try the natural taste of raspberries, then Tulamin is your choice. The variety was bred by Canadian breeders and gained great popularity in Europe. The plant grows up to 2 meters high. The yield from one bush is 3 kg of berries, but with good care you can get 3.5-4 kg. One berry weighs 6 grams and has a pleasant aroma.
As you can see, the choice is huge, every gardener will find raspberries to his liking.
As you know, there are no bad raspberries, there are tasty and very tasty ones. Of course, it all depends on the type of raspberry. There are the best varieties of raspberries, early varieties of raspberries growing in the garden and late raspberries. To choose a productive, good variety of raspberries, you need to understand the varieties, know their advantages and disadvantages.
Types of raspberries
In order to clearly understand the pros and cons of a particular genus of raspberries, you should consider its classification by type.
Traditionally, the following categories of raspberry crops are distinguished:
Varieties of raspberries are wild raspberries, bush raspberries, and domestic raspberries.
Video “Varieties of raspberries”
From the video you will learn a lot of interesting things about different types of raspberries.
Universal varieties
Very often, gardeners, in search of the best raspberry varieties, forget that when choosing, they must take into account the geographical location. For example, the best varieties of raspberry bushes for central Russia and productive, easy-to-care varieties of raspberries in Ukraine will not be suitable in Belarus.
However, there are universal types suitable for most regions.
Let's look at the most prominent representatives of this variety:
The best early varieties
If you want to enjoy fragrant berries as early as possible, grow varieties such as Moling Juneau, Moling Promise, Lachka, Glen Lyon, Lyashka, etc.
Raspberries of the genus Molling Juneau bear small fruits when they ripen early. Medium spreading shrub with straight shoots. The crop tolerates transportation favorably, the plant resists pests and diseases. The fruits are sweet, dark red, and can be stored for a long time after picking. Productivity is high. Fruits well in the southern Russian regions. 
Moling Promise has the following characteristics: harvest up to 16 t/ha for the south of the Russian Federation up to 12-14 t/ha when the shoots are covered under snow for the winter. The plant is medium-sized (2 m), producing many offspring. Annual branches are thin, straight with numerous spines. The fruits are large, up to 3-5 g, of the same size, orange-red, bright, with drupes.
Lachka – summer species. Sweet berry of early ripening with long fruiting. It is considered a high-yielding variety, from one hectare to 20 tons. Popular and in high demand in the markets.
Medium ripening varieties
On private plots, medium-ripening varieties are most often grown, as they give good yields. The main advantage is minimal susceptibility to disease and ease of care. Today, about 100 types of mid-season raspberries are known.
Varieties with an average period of fruit ripening begin to produce crops in the first ten days of July. These varieties include Black Jewel, Sokolitsa raspberry, Glen Ample, Tarusa, etc. 
Black Jewel is a black type of raspberry. Its plants have intense growth energy and straight-growing branches. The fruits are black with a blue coating, round, medium size. Pleasant and aromatic taste, juicy, sweet. They transport well.
Raspberry Sokolitsa comes from Poland, it is used both for traditional production - in open ground, and in closed - film tunnels, greenhouses. Suitable for desserts, processing. Ripening time: end of June. The crop is medium spreading, shoots with few thorns reach up to 2 m. The leaves are medium sized, wrinkled, rich green. The fruits are large, sometimes very voluminous. They weigh 5-7 g. The shade is red, glossy. The drupes are small, one-dimensional, and hold well. Frost resistance is high. Does not require excess moisture in the soil and air.
Raspberry Glen Ample has the following description: a productive, fruit-bearing variety on two-year-old shoots. It bears fruit with round, rich red, dense, pleasant-tasting berries. The shrub is winter-hardy and drought-resistant. 
Tarusa is a berry plant with powerful branches, which is why it received the second name “raspberry tree”. The length reaches up to 1.80 m, with a yield of up to 6 kilograms. One of the main advantages is the straight growing shoots without thorns, which makes harvesting easier. The weight of the fruit is about 5 grams.
Late ripening varieties
The description of raspberry varieties with late fruit ripening should begin with the following advantages: resistance to low temperatures and the possibility of large yields. The harvest consists of large, juicy and tasty berries. Nowadays, more than 200 species of this crop are known with a late ripening period, both remontant and ordinary types. Famous among them are Molling Leo, Octavia, Tadmor and Mac Black, etc.
Molling Leo is a well-known variety, with very tasty, large, sweet fruits that weigh 6-7 grams. Resistant to aphids. Transportability is good due to its dense consistency.
Octavia - features of the species: large round fruits with sourness, of the same size, weigh up to 7 grams. High transportability.
Tadmor is a very late ripening, one of the newest raspberry varieties. Among its features are: powerful fruits that weigh up to 8 grams. The shade is bright, burgundy. Uniform harvest ripening and excellent storage performance. After collection, they are perfectly stored and transported.
Poppy Black is characterized by late fruiting on vigorous and winter-hardy bushes. The round fruits ripen a week after all late-fruiting varieties. There are some drawbacks: the berries have low density, so they are recommended for private plots.
Remontant varieties
A remontant crop with a one-year cycle of shoot development; in one season it grows and produces a harvest. The best are considered to be All Gold, Polesie raspberries, Penguin, Hercules, Atlant, etc.
All Gold is a yellow-fruited species characterized by tasty, sweet and large berries, the weight of which can reach up to 12 grams. The fruits of All Gold raspberries are very fragrant, with a wild raspberry aftertaste, amber, glossy, shiny, and beautifully shaped. Harvest from one plant up to 9 kg. A characteristic feature is high resistance to major fungal diseases and high frost resistance. The low transportability of the harvested crop does not allow them to be grown for commercial purposes. When transporting fruits over long distances, it is sometimes possible that berry juice may escape from plastic containers. The main purpose of this type is fresh consumption. Ripening period is medium-early. 
Propagated by bare-root seedlings, it is best to purchase them in the dormant stage (in the spring, before buds form or in the fall, when the leaves fall). Such seedlings should be immediately planted in the ground. Seedlings, which are sold in containers with soil, are planted in open ground at any time of the year.
Raspberry Polesie - ripening period - late July - early October. The berries are medium-sized, dark red, sweet, aromatic, dense in texture, suitable for transportation. The plant is resistant to gray rot. 
Atlas is a high-yielding and large-fruited species that ripens in mid-August. Its peculiarity is its voluminous, dense berries, weighing up to 5 grams, with a sweet and sour taste, tender and juicy pulp. Great for freezing and processing. When fresh they have a long shelf life.
Hercules is characterized by an upright, stocky plant, with long fruiting, until the first frost. The berries are large, reaching 10 grams, which together can give a large harvest. Sweet and sour to taste. Resistant to fungal diseases. Its popularity is explained by the fact that the harvest is abundant and of high quality. Also pluses are stability of ripening, resistance to most diseases and pests.
The penguin has a standard type of crown with a low bush (up to 1.3 meters), consisting of a small number of shoots (5 - 8). Ripens at the end of summer, the berries are medium in size (up to 5 grams), dense, round in shape, dark burgundy in color. They can remain on the shoots after ripening (up to 5 days), without losing their taste characteristics. Resistant to common diseases and pests. The yield from one - with proper care - is up to 15 kg. 
As you can see, the varieties of raspberries are numerous and radically different from each other in the color of the berries (black, burgundy, red, yellow, ruby, orange, light red, bright scarlet, black-blue, orange). The flavor spectrum is also varied - sweet, honey, sour, with a blackberry aftertaste, aromatic, etc. According to the timing of ripening yields - early, mid-ripening and late. And a whole series of differences that are united by the crop we are considering, the queen of all berries - raspberries!
Video “About remontant raspberries”
From the video you will learn a lot of interesting things about remontant raspberries.
Raspberries are one of the most popular crops. Its berries are healthy, tasty and beautiful. How to choose the right varieties? What should you pay attention to first?
First, you need to buy varieties that are zoned for your area. There is a State Register of Breeding Research, which contains a list of varieties that have passed testing and are recommended for cultivation in a given region. At the same time, their winter hardiness, productivity and other indicators are taken into account. The list of raspberry varieties recommended for the Central region of Russia now includes about 30 items.
What kind of raspberries are there?
For those who want to grow something original that you can’t buy on the market, large-fruited varieties (with an average fruit weight of 10-12 g) are suitable. You can surprise your neighbors and guests with late-autumn (remontant) raspberry varieties that ripen in August-September, when most people have already lost their raspberries. Good remontant varieties - Aphrodite, Firebird, Golden Autumn, Bright, Incomparable, Orange Miracle, Autumn. It is enough to plant six varieties - three large-fruited and three remontant, 3-4 bushes of each variety.
Raspberry varieties: Aphrodite, Vera, Yellow Giant, Kazachka, Lemonnaya and Maroseyka
How many raspberry bushes do you need to plant to get a harvest?
To get a harvest of 15-20 kg with minimal care, you need to plant at least 15-17 raspberry bushes of different ripening periods. The same number of berries can be collected from 8-10 bushes, if you care for them intensively: in May-June, once a week, feed with urea at the rate of 30-40 g per bucket of water, water in hot dry weather, weed, mulch the soil with humus or peat, remove excess growth.
In autumn or early spring, organic fertilizers (rotted manure, compost, peat) must be applied at the rate of 5 kg per 1 sq. m. m. Fertilizers are incorporated into the soil, digging it to a depth of 20-25 cm.
Large-fruited raspberry varieties
It is better to use high-tech large-fruited varieties of different ripening periods.
- Early - Malakhovka, Maroseyka, Vera.
- Average ripening period - Arbat, Balsam, Fantasy of Shahrazad, Sun of Kyiv.
- Mid-late - Cleopatra, Shulamith.
- Late - Tarusa, Shosha.
Varietal types of raspberries
Raspberries can be divided into 4 groups (types):
Regular garden raspberries- these are traditional varieties of the last century, with berry sizes up to 4 g. Previously, there were no raspberries with large berries. The yield per bush is no more than 2 kg. The best varieties of regular raspberries
Large-fruited raspberry- the weight of the berries of these raspberry varieties is up to 12 g (for wild raspberries the berries are 0.3-0.5 g). The bush is relatively low and thick. True, due to drought, large-fruited varieties may be left without a harvest. The best varieties of large-fruited raspberries.
Standard raspberry- The best varieties of standard raspberries.
Annual (remontant) raspberry- produces a harvest in the first year, that is, one summer passes from germination to harvest (that’s why it is called annual), the period for consuming raspberries is right up to October 10-20. In terms of yield, taste, and size of berries it is superior to ordinary raspberries. She does not need trellises. The best varieties of annual remontant raspberries.
The best varieties of traditional summer fruiting
Everyone loves to eat raspberries at the beginning of summer. Here you can’t do without modern summer varieties that bear fruit on last year’s shoots.
‘News Kuzmina’, ‘Early Sweet’, ‘Slastena’, ‘Malakhovka’, ‘Shosha’, ‘Caprice of the Gods’, ‘Sorceress’, ‘Balm’.
Lyashka, Lashka (Laszka)
Lyashka - variety early ripening with a long fruiting period. Polish industrial variety, medium or vigorous, up to 2.5 m.
The stems are rigid, curved at the top, with small, almost non-prickly thorns. Fruit branches are formed on two-year-old shoots and in large quantities.
It has a high yield, about 17-20 t/ha. Dense berries with good transportability.
Drought-resistant and winter-hardy. Protection against fungal diseases is required. Valued for its large berries with a dessert taste, and for its extended fruiting period. Very suitable for home and commercial gardening.
Glen Fine
New mid-early Scottish variety. Most productive summer raspberry variety. In industrial plantings it gives up to 30-35 t/ha. The bushes are medium-sized - 1.5-2 m. The shoots are smooth. Forms fruit clusters of 20-25 berries each. A very long fruiting period - it bears fruit for a month and a half. The berries are red-raspberry, medium-sized, have an excellent sweet taste, and tolerate transportation well. Resistant to diseases.
Glen Fine - very suitable for home growing. Recognized as the best summer variety in England in 2009.
Cascade Delight
The new American variety is medium in terms of ripening. It begins to bear fruit later than the Glen Fine variety by 7-10 days. The bushes are powerful and low. The shoots are vertical, almost smooth. The berries are large, sweet, aromatic, with a caramel aftertaste.
The variety forms a powerful root system and is resistant to root rot. Adapts to different growing conditions, tolerates both heat and rainy weather.
The yield is high - 4-5 kg per bush. Fruiting time is 3-3.5 weeks.
Cascade Delight is suitable for amateur and industrial gardening.
Tulamin
A medium-late ripening variety (from mid-July), bred in Canada. The bush is vigorous, the shoots are low-thorny. Great taste of large aromatic berries- the ideal raspberry taste in Europe. The berries are large 5-7 g, elongated, red-raspberry, shiny, beautiful and very tasty.
Thulamine is disease resistant. Tolerates frosts well. The berries tolerate transportation.
Octavia
A new raspberry variety of English selection. Long fruiting period. The shoots are medium-sized, not prickly. Ripens two weeks after the Glen Ampl variety. High-yielding, up to 25 t/ha. The berries are large (average weight 6-8 g), bright red, dense, round-conical, tolerate transportation, with excellent taste and aroma. They last longer than the Glen Ampl variety.
Octavia is a winter-hardy variety that tolerates frosts down to -30°. Resistant to diseases of vegetative organs.
Benefit
Medium-late variety, obtained at the Polish Institute of Horticulture. Fruits on two-year-old shoots. The shoots are vigorous, rigid, curved at the top, thornless. The berries are large and very large, cone-shaped, dark red with a slight bloom, with dense pulp. Winter-hardy, quite resistant to fungal diseases. The berries tolerate storage and transportation.
Glen Ample
A mid-late raspberry variety with an extended fruiting period, bred in Scotland, one of the most widespread in Europe. The main harvest is harvested in the summer on two-year-old shoots, bearing fruit from the end of June (for the middle zone).
Vigorous bush up to 2-3.5 m. Rigid shoots without thorns. On each shoot, 20-30 fruit branches are formed, on which up to 20 berries are formed.
Berries weighing 5-6 g, up to 10 g, round-conical, dense, transportable, dull red, juicy, aromatic, sweet and sour with a tasting score of 9 points.
The yield of one shoot is 1.2-1.6 kg. With industrial cultivation and planting with an interval of 0.5 m between plants and 3 m between rows, the yield is approximately 22 t/ha.
Winter hardiness and drought resistance were rated 9 points, disease resistance - 8 points, and pest resistance - 7-8 points. Susceptible to viruses. Aphids are not damaged.
Glen Prosen
Medium ripening variety, English selection. The shoots are tall, erect, powerful, without thorns. Fruits on two-year-old shoots. The berries are bright red, round or round-conical, dense, pleasant taste, transportable. The yield on each shoot is up to 1 kg per season, about 15 tons/ha. Winter-hardy, resistant to major diseases. Drought resistant.
Hussar
New mid-early, non-repairing, high-yielding variety.
The bush is upright, powerful, up to 3 m high, does not require support, the shoots are spreading, almost thornless, there is little growth.
The berries are dark crimson, truncated-conical, large (3.5-5 g), transportable, juicy with a dessert sweet and sour taste, aromatic, rich in vitamin C and sugars.
Withstands prolonged summer drought and light winters with frosts up to 25-30°C. Tolerant to fungal diseases and pest damage.
It produces average yield and varietal qualities under unfavorable growing conditions. Under the most favorable conditions, the harvest will triple, and the average size of the berries will be up to 10 g. In this case, the shoots will sag under the weight of the harvest and cannot be done without a trellis.
Volnitsa
New mid-early, large-fruited, productive, non-repairable, winter-hardy variety, bred at the Kokinsky stronghold. From one bush the yield is up to 4 kg, the total productivity is 113 c/ha.
The berries are cone-shaped, slightly pubescent, bright red, large (3.5-4 g), sweet and sour, but practically without the characteristic raspberry aroma. Tasting score 4 points.
The bush is spreading, medium-sized, requires garter, prone to growth, the amount of shoots is moderate. The shoots are erect, light brown, covered with thorns. The leaves are large, wrinkled, dark green, devoid of pubescence.
Quite resistant to fungal diseases.
Meteor
super early, semi-repairable variety. The harvest is harvested in the first half of June. In favorable weather, it forms an autumn harvest on the tops of annual shoots.
The bushes are erect, up to 2 m high, slightly spreading. The ability to shoot is average. The shoots are weakly spiny.
The berries are transportable, medium-large (up to 3-3.5 g), hemispherical, ruby in color, dessert taste with aroma, attractive. Ascorbic acid in the pulp up to 24 mg%, vitamin P - 60 mg%, anthocyanins - 162 mg%, dry matter - 10.4%, sugars - 8.2%, acids - 1.1%. The yield from 1 bush is about 2.0 kg, or up to 110 c/ha. It is distinguished by friendly harvest yield.
Resistant to fungal diseases, raspberry mite, tolerant to purple spot, winter-hardy.
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The best varieties of large-fruited raspberries
‘Red Guard’, ‘White Guard’, ‘Chief Marshal’, ‘Beloved’, ‘Patricia’, ‘Pride of Russia’, ‘Beauty of Russia’, ‘Generalissimo’, ‘Taganka’.
Patricia
The variety is large-fruited, mid-late summer ripening, non-repairing (traditional), standard.
Bushes up to 1.8 m high, semi-spreading, annually form 6-10 replacement shoots and 5-7 root suckers. Annual shoots are of medium thickness, straight, pubescent, waxy coating from weak to medium, without thorns.
Harvest(250 kg per hundred square meters or 4-7 kg per bush). It is distinguished by the friendly ripening of berries. Transportability is poor. Dessert purpose. Large berries 4-12 g, truncated-conical, with a velvety surface, medium density, easily removed from the fruit stalk, with a few small seeds. When fully ripe, they do not fall off for a long time. Taste sweet with raspberry flavor. Tasting score 4.0 points.
The leaves are large and medium-sized, flat, slightly wrinkled, the edges are crenate, light green, mostly five-leafed. When blooming, reddish-brown.
Patricia is resistant to major diseases. Winter hardiness is moderate, bending down is required for winter shoots.
Taganka
New remontant variety, different high yield(at least 5 kg per bush). The bush is medium-sized (up to 2 m), there are a lot of shoots: coppice - 4-5 stems, replacement shoots at least 8-12. One of the best
remontant
large-fruited varieties. On annual shoots, the thorns are short and small, black-violet, plastic (not prickly). Ripening dates are early and mid-early. The berries are large (from 4 to 10 g), red, slightly pubescent, blunt-conical, easily removed from the fruit, but do not fall off for a long time. The variety is resistant to pests and fungal diseases.
The best varieties of standard raspberries
‘Patricia’ is an ideal variety for the gardener; ‘Divine’, ‘Charming’, ‘It’s time to go North’ - it is grown even north of the Arctic Circle.
Tarusa
Variety medium-late, large-fruited non-repairable standard, with strongly thickened shoots, hard and tough.
The bushes do not require supports and are about 1.5 m high.
The berries are large (4-12 g), blunt-conical, bright red, shiny, easily removed from the fruit, dense and can withstand transportation, sweet with a “raspberry” aroma.
The yield is high - about 200 kg per hundred square meters or 3-4 kg per bush, and when manure is applied, the yield is twice as large.
The bushes are about 1.5 m high and form 8-10 replacement shoots and 4-5 root shoots that do not spread throughout the area. Annual shoots are straight-growing, thick, hard, shortened internodes. The shoots are not shoots with a rosette of leaves at the top, covered with pubescence, with a waxy coating, without thorns,
The branches have up to 2-3 orders of branching, are thickened, strong, of medium length, and contain 15-20 or more berries. The leaves are large, dark green, have a corrugated surface, and their edges are bearded.
Does not freeze in frosts down to –30°C; in more severe frosts, bending under the snow is required. It is better to bend the shoots in advance, when they are not yet brittle and bend well (at the end of September).
Resistant to diseases and pests; in the presence of diseases, the yield does not decrease.
Arbat
Variety medium-early, large-fruited, non-repairable.
The bushes are 1.5-2.0 m high, spreading, forming 8-12 replacement shoots and 5-8 root shoots, which hardly spread throughout the area. Annual shoots are thick, strong, thin at the top, non-lodging, without pubescence, with a waxy coating, without thorns. Internodes are 3-5 cm. Fruit branches are thickened, have 2-4 orders of branching, form 15-20 berries or more. The leaves are large, dark green, with a corrugated surface, and the edges are bearded.
The berries weigh 4-12 g, elongated (up to 4 cm), conical, dark red, shiny, dense, transportable, sweet with a “raspberry” aroma.
The yield is about 20 t/ha or 4-5 kg per bush; when manure is applied, the yield is twice as large. Fruits every year. It succeeds better than other large-fruited varieties in dry years.
Does not freeze in frosts down to –30°C; in more severe frosts, bending under the snow is required.
Abundant
Variety medium-early, large-fruited, non-repairing, productive.
Bushes up to 2 meters high, compressed, semi-spreading. The shoots are elastic and strong, without thorns. Replacement shoots 8-10, root shoots 4-5; not prone to growth, but need removing unnecessary shoots. It is better to leave no more than 10 fruiting shoots on the bush. The leaves are large and sparsely arranged. The fruit branches are not brittle and are prone to strong branching. The berries bend the stems strongly, so Garters required.
Ripening berries friendly, begins in the first ten days of July, ends by the end of the month. To remove the berries, 4-5 pickings are required, the most significant being the second and third. High yielding(4-5 kg and even more than 7 kg per bush). The berries are large (4–10 g), conical, bright red, shiny, dense, and easily removed from the fruit. The taste is not inferior to wild raspberries. Dessert purpose. Transportability is good.
Doesn't freeze in frosts down to –30°C; in more severe frosts, ducking under the snow is required.
Is different heat resistance, giving high yields during prolonged heat, when it is more than 30°C in the shade.
Resistance to diseases and pests is good; in the presence of diseases, the yield does not decrease.
The best varieties of annual remontant raspberries
21st century varieties
Raspberry varieties included in the State Register of the Russian Federation
About 90 varieties of raspberries are included in the State Register.
Amurchanka
Amphora
Arbat
Indian summer
Balm
Barnaul
Berdskaya
Brilliant
Brigantine
Bryansk
Vega
Wislukha
Volnitsa
High
Hussar
Gloria
Gift of Siberia
Amurchanka's daughter
Wislukha's daughter
For your health
Zorenka Altai
Illusion
Spark
Kaliningrad (Prussian)
Bryansk Cascade (Cascade)
Kirzhach
Kokinskaya
Bell
Coral
Korolek
Red Rain
Credo
Canby
Lazarevskaya
Weasel
Amateur Sverdlovsk
Maroseyka
Malakhovka
Marlborough
Meteor
Milton
Michurinskaya dessert
Malling promise
Reward
Tenderness
Novokitaevskaya
Novosibirsk large
Kuzmina News
Newburgh
Abundant
Ogonyok Siberian
Insight
Omsk steppe
Orbit
Pavlovskaya
Patricia
Peresvet
Lovely
Turn
Glade
Early sweet
Early surprise
Bulgarian ruby
Ruby
Samara dense
Rubinova seedling
Sibiryanochka (Rhythm)
Shy
Slav
Soviet
Sokolenok
Sun
Flash
Companion
Stepnaya
Tarusa
Tenkovskaya early
Trojan
Ember
Luck
Chelyabinsk large-fruited
Shosha
Anniversary
Youth Agawam
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