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Ground Cover Raspberry (Beta)

$14.99

The Beta ground cover raspberry is a spreading and low-growing variety known for its compact growth habit and flavorful fruits. It forms a dense mat of foliage near the ground, making it an excellent choice for ground cover or container planting. The berries of the Beta raspberry are small to medium-sized with a deep red color and a sweet-tart flavor profile. They are juicy and offer a delightful burst of fruity goodness. Plant at least two different cultivars. Arctic raspberries are self-sterile: a single Beta plant sets no fruit at all, and neither do several of the same cultivar. Anna is the reliable partner; Beta and Sophia together are reported to set poorly.

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Ships in 1 to 4 business days from our nursery near Seattle, in a 36 inch box.
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The Beta ground cover raspberry is a spreading and low-growing variety known for its compact growth habit and flavorful fruits. It forms a dense mat of foliage near the ground, making it an excellent choice for ground cover or container planting. The berries of the Beta raspberry are small to medium-sized with a deep red color and a sweet-tart flavor profile. They are juicy and offer a delightful burst of fruity goodness. Plant at least two different cultivars. Arctic raspberries are self-sterile: a single Beta plant sets no fruit at all, and neither do several of the same cultivar. Anna is the reliable partner; Beta and Sophia together are reported to set poorly.