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Tulameen Raspberry - Raintree Nursery

Tulameen Raspberry

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$6.99 - $6.99
$6.99
$6.99 - $6.99
$6.99
SKU E391

This extraordinary introduction from British Columbia produces enormous, light red, aromatic fruit with a wonderful flavor. Besides berries that are 25% bigger than Meeker, Tulameen uniquely extends the summer raspberry season through July and August, producing for up to 50 days. It is a great find for backyard growers who can provide well drained soil.

USDA Zone: 6-9

Grow Height:  5' (Small)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: July

Pollination: Self Fertile

Read our Raspberry Growing Guide

Size: 2YR Bareroot Cane
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  • When do I prune Tulameen raspberries in USDA zone - 8B(Spanaway, WA)?

    Raspberry pruning is best done after harvest in the summertime while the weather is dry.

  • Forgive my ignorance. Does Raspberry grow on Vines or a bush (like Blueberry)? Can it grow vertically on Trellis?

    Raspberries grow on canes! They are usually trained with a raspberry trellis that keeps them from flopping over when they get to their maximum height (about 9 feet).

  • Do these raspberries have thorns? I'm trying to find a thornless variety. Thanks!!

    The only true thornless we carry is Raspberry Shortcake!

  • Thanks for this question option! How much space should I allow between each raspberry cane? I am thinking Tulameen and maybe a gold raspberry. I have a bed that is about 11 feet long and 3 feet deep. Also, if I wanted to add a marionberry in this bed, how much space should I allow for that? Thanks!

    Raspberries about be placed 2-3 feet apart, while Marionberry is a vine and requires trellising

Customer Reviews

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W.
Best Raspberry I have ever had

I have grown Tulameen for about 20 years now. Fantastic fruit with great flavor. Canes get to 9+ feet so set up your wires/trellis. Thinning canes can be and issue because you want the fruit they will produce the next season. ;) I will never have a row of raspberries again without at least one of these.

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Natalia V.
None out of 10 have buds

Appear that they will not take on
Unfortunately in the last few years have bad luck
I am buying from your nursery for more than 15 years
But recently loosing money as replacements didn’t take as well
If this time it won’t take on
I will never buy again
I am experienced gardener and know well how to grow

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CHRISSY w.

We received our tulemeen raspberries 2 weeks ago, the ground was still frozen every night.hum?Why were they sent so early?

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Jerry N.
Tulameen Raspberries

The canes were really good this year; larger stems and root systems than last year. These are my favorite raspberries by far. I am having mixed success growing them because good drainage is a problem in my yard. If these berries get wet feet you will get root rot and all is lost. I am going to be building a raised bed with a bottom elevated above the ground. This is the only way to assure proper drainage.

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Wayne W.W.
Great Berries

Have grown these for 20+ years now with 3 15 -24 rows in my backyard. The flavor is great and the fruit are large and plentiful. Have only added a few plants since the first planting. Only problems I have had are with red-neck cane bore beetles. The beetles are finally in hand and the plants are really bouncing back fast.

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