Red Raspberry

The wild ancestor of the cultivated raspberry, producing intensely flavoured red berries in midsummer that are prized by birds, mammals, and people alike.

• Upright, cane-forming shrub that naturalizes readily in open or partially shaded sites
• Flowers attract bees and other pollinators in late spring
• Fruit highly valued for wildlife and edible garden plantings
• Excellent for hedgerows, wildlife gardens, and naturalized areas