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These delicious raspberries will produce in their 2nd year. Black Raspberries are native to North America, and while they grow wild in many parts of the United States, they are only farmed commercially in Oregon, which grows 99% of the annual harvest. While they bear the Raspberry name, the Black Raspberry is much stronger in flavor than red or golden varietals and contain many more seeds. These uniquely sweet yet tart berries are blue/black in color, small and round in shape, and are of good firmness. Black raspberries have an extremely dark pigment, which makes them ideally suited to be used as a natural coloring agent. They have some of the highest antioxidant properties of all berries, and are the subject of numerous health benefits studies.
Welcome to our 2025 Plant Start Sale! Along with our extensive collection of seeds available at www.GardenHoard.com, we are now offering our plant starts for sale online as well!
We have developed an easy pickup system for the plant starts. From mid-May through June, we will offer pickup at our farm in Howell, MI, as well as at our regularly attended Farmers' Markets. You can choose the time and location for your pickup once the plant starts are ready!
We will include extremely helpful instructions and detailed information about the plants you choose with your order!
Simply make your plant selection by adding each plant you want to your shopping cart. When you check out, select "On-Farm Pickup." When the plants are available (beginning mid-May), you will receive a pickup email with details on where to find your order! If you need to change your pickup date/time, please respond to your pickup email, and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Plants are $4.50 each or 5 for $20. The discount will automatically be applied at checkout if you order 5 or more plants. Thank you!
If you order seeds with your plants, we will send those to you in the mail, prior to the plant pickup day!
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Botanical Name | Rubus occidentalis |
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PLANT PACK | SINGLE 4" POT |