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Boyne Raspberry - Raintree Nursery

Boyne Raspberry

$25.99 - $25.99
$25.99
$25.99 - $25.99
$25.99
SKU E327X3

Rubus idaeus 'Boyne'

Please note this product is sold in bundles of 3 only.

Raspberry lover's delight - get a jump on berry season! Boyne produces loads of luscious, tender, deep-red, medium-sized berries with rich, sweet, strong, old-fashioned flavor and delightfully fragrant aroma. Great for cereal, freezing or jam making. The Boyne raspberry is an early-season, summer-bearing variety that is extremely winter hardy!

Boyne will grow where other varieties tend to experience winter injury damage to the canes and are root rot resistant, making them a reliable and easy-to-grow variety even in the coldest parts of the county! Offer afternoon shade in hotter climates, and avoid planting canes next to buildings where they could be stressed by reflected heat.

Cold Hardy to USDA Zone: 3

Mature Height:  5' (Small)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: Early Summer

Pollination: Self Fertile

Read our Raspberry Growing Guide

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • how far apart should the canes be planted?

    Plant them 1.5'-3' apart.

  • When is the best time to prune back raspberries?

    It depends on your region and the kind of raspberries. Boyne is typically cut back in the summer after producing its primary yield, as those canes won't fruit again.  

  • I’m new to this but is there anything I can plant that will bear fruit the same season!? I have added Reine Des Vallees Alpine strawberries and Arapaho thornless blackberries to my cart bc I think that’s what they will do?

    Everbearing raspberries (primocane bearing), strawberries of all kinds, and blackberries should all produce fruit the same year. Many of our blueberries and lingonberries are also old enough to bear fruit the same year they are planted.

  • floricanes?

    Yes, early season floricane (earlier than most).