Raspberries

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Raspberries come in two bearing varieties - summer and fall (Everbearing), though the latter are not truly everbearing as they produce only twice a year, July and Fall. In addition, they come in many flavors and colors such as red, black, yellow, and purple. 
Raspberries and blackberries both members of the genus Rubus, are collectively known as brambles. All brambles have a perennial root system which produces canes that are either biennial (grow for 2 years)
or annual. During the first growing year the canes are vegetative and are known as primocanes. In the second growing season, the canes become reproductive and bear fruit. Following fruiting, these 2 year old canes, now called floricanes, die. At the same time. the bramble plant is also producting new primocanes. Under good care the plant will normally grow and bear fruit for ten years. 

 

Yes, you can plant Red & Black Brambles together. Historically they have been planted separately but not to keep the fruits from cross pollinating. The potential problem is from insects transmitting diseases. If you control the insects, you control the problem. However, separating them by at least 200 yards will protect you from most problems.

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