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Tulameen Late Fruiting Floricane Raspberry Canes UK

£3.66

Code RIT-BR-40/60 · Shipping calculated at checkout

Tulameen Late Fruiting Raspberry Canes deliver high-yield, spine-free, disease-resistant crops ideal for UK gardens and allotments. Read more

Sold in bundles of 5 — minimum order 5 plants. Price shown is per plant.

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About this plant

Season
Bare root season — despatched November to March
Category
Fruit

Tulameen Late Fruiting Raspberry Canes deliver high-yield, spine-free, disease-resistant crops ideal for UK gardens and allotments. These bareroot floricane canes fruit from mid-July to mid-August, producing large, bright red raspberries (approx. 4g each) with excellent flavour and shelf life.

Key Features

  • Type: Floricane (summer-fruiting) raspberry
  • Height at supply: 40-60cm bareroot canes
  • Spine free: Easy to handle and maintain
  • Disease resistance: Good compared with other varieties
  • Picking season: Mid-July to mid-August (UK)

Real-World Use Case

Highly suitable for UK gardeners and allotment holders seeking reliable mid- to late-summer harvests of top-quality raspberries with minimal fuss. Tulameen's disease resistance and spine-free stems reduce maintenance, making it a strong choice for both beginners and experienced growers.

FAQ

  • Are late fruiting raspberry canes suitable for UK gardens?
    Yes. Tulameen canes perform reliably in UK climates, offering hardiness and consistent yields in mid to late summer.
  • What are the differences between floricane and primocane varieties?
    Floricanes like Tulameen fruit on the previous year's growth in summer; primocanes fruit on first-year growth, often in autumn.
  • Do spine-free raspberry canes require less maintenance?
    Yes. Spine-free Tulameen canes are easier to harvest and handle, reducing the risk of injury and simplifying pruning.
  • How disease resistant are these canes?
    Tulameen is bred for improved disease resistance, making it lower maintenance compared to less resistant varieties.
  • Is this a good choice for allotment growers?
    Yes. Tulameen offers high yield and fruit quality ideal for allotment and home growers.

Common questions

Bare root plants are field-grown and lifted dormant — the cheapest way to plant a hedge. Pot grown plants have an established root system and can be planted year-round. Root ball plants are mature field-grown plants lifted with a soil ball for instant height.
Pot grown plants can go in the ground at any time of year. Bare root is supplied dormant from November to March, and root ball plants are lifted in that same window.
3 plants per metre for a standard single-row hedge, or 5 per metre (staggered double row) for a dense screen.
UK-wide from our Fife nursery, packed for plant-safe delivery. Larger orders travel on pallets — shipping is calculated at checkout.
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I planted these, pre soaked the canes and added a goid amount of garden compost. Only half of these have taken, 50% failure rate is not acceptable in my view. They have said they will replace those that still haven’t grown in November when bate rooted canes are next available, but I will have to pay postage. Let’s see if they do, may upgrade my rating depending on the condition of the replacement canes.