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OldSnort Celina, OH Jan 01, 2012

I'm planning on putting out black raspberries (Jewel and Mac black) this spring and was wondering who is the best reputable mail order nursery to get them from ?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I've tried to grow them in years past without much luck. I'm going to try raised beds this time as my garden doesn't drain very well.

Thanks for any info
Jon (OldSnort) in Ohio
zone 5

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Doug9345 Durhamville, NY(Zone 5b) Jan 01, 2012

Norse Farms has been very good to me.

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HeritageFruits Boston, MA(Zone 6a) Jan 24, 2012

Nourse has a great reputation and selection.
Best,

John F.
My new blog on heritage fruits and how to RENT them!
http://heritagefruits.blogspot.com/

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DaleTheGardener Tampa, FL(Zone 10a) Jan 31, 2012

General http://www.raspberries.us/varieties.htm
http://shop.sakumabros.com/raspberry-plants.aspx
http://www.hartmannsplantcompany.com/plants_raspberries.htm
http://www.alcasoft.com/winfrey/index.html

Since I can only grow Dorman Red the others are just wishful thinking.

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samthehavanese Mohrsville, PA(Zone 6a) Jan 31, 2012

You may find some plants locally in a month or so. I've grown Jewel in the past, but never had much size to the berries. They tended to be about the same size as the wild ones. The reds (Heritage) and yellows (Anne) I've grown however were huge.

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