Grow Rubus 'Anne' for big, golden-yellow raspberries with a mild, sweet flavor and a long, late-season harvest. You can treat it as a fall-bearing (primocane) raspberry by cutting all canes to the ground each winter, or manage it for two crops by keeping healthy canes through winter for an earlier summer harvest plus a later fall crop.

Plant in full sun for maximum fruiting, though part shade is tolerated, especially where summers are hot. Choose a site with well-drained, fertile soil and good air circulation. Space plants so canes have room to grow, and keep the planting bed weed-free with mulch to conserve moisture and protect the root zone.

Expect upright to arching canes reaching about 60-84 inches tall over time. Provide a trellis or simple wire support to keep fruiting canes off the ground and make picking easier. Water regularly during establishment and through dry spells; consistent moisture helps fruit size and reduces stress.

Prune and thin for productivity: remove weak, broken, or crowded canes, and keep the row narrow to maintain airflow. Harvest frequently as berries ripen; ripe fruit pulls free easily. With good care, your patch can produce heavily and come back year after year.

Specifications

• Cold hardiness zone: 4-7 (-30 degrees F) - Contact your local extension to confirm hardiness if you are in a fringe zone (we cannot guarantee hardiness in fringe zones)
• Light: Full sun   Part sun
• Growth rate: Moderate
• Mature height: 60-84"
• Shipped height: 9-12"
• Spread: 60-84"
• Edible: Yes

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