Rubus, Raspberry, Red Raspberry, European Raspberry 'Caroline'

Love the sweet berries! Grows well in my zone 7b garden.

I planted these 1 1/2 years ago. I chose this variety since the description said they do well in the south. I had heard Dorman Red also ...Read Moredoes well, but many people say the taste isn't good. The first fall, I had a few berries. We had a really mild winter here in south Louisiana - it only got below 32 degrees twice this last winter. I wasn't expecting much then this year since I had heard that raspberries require chill hours to flower and fruit. These Caroline raspberries began growing like crazy this spring and started producing berries in late April. Here it is July, very hot, and they are still thriving and covered with berries!! The berries are delicious! They get sun until around noon, and I irrigate them daily and fertilize with 24-8-16. Growing in raised beds with lots of peat.

These grow wonderfully in Western Oregon. They bear heavily from August until about Thanksgiving time. They are hard to beat for jam, c...Read Moreobbler and fresh eating!

I have a small fresh produce farm in SE Idaho. I grow about 10 different kinds of raspberries. I would say for a fall berring berry Caro...Read Moreline is the BEST as of today!