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Raspberry Baron

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Rubus idaeus
Pot size: С-2  2л
Seedling age: 1/2+ years
Mature plant height: 150-200 cm
Frost resistance: -29.3°

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Raspberry Baron is a new variety of remontant raspberry of Polish origin.

The bushes are fast-growing. It is distinguished by high yield. It was created for cultivation with two harvests (one-year-old canes - August harvest, two-year-old canes - early July). The harvest ripens at medium-early times, in the first half of August. The berries are elongated, conical, bright red, very large - the average weight is 5.3-6 g, very tasty. They store well after harvesting, maintaining both appearance and taste.

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