Name: Raspberry (Anne) | Berries
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Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Raspberry (Anne)

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Anne is a yellow raspberry with a gentle banana note behind its raspberry flavor, carried in large, pale gold, conic berries. It fruits on new canes the same year they grow, with a late season crop that runs well into fall.

Large, pale gold, conic berries, good for fresh eating.
First-year canes carry the whole crop, keeping pruning simple.
Late in the fall bearing season, once other raspberries slow down.
Self-fruitful: one plant sets a full crop on its own.

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Description

Anne is a yellow raspberry known for a gentle banana note behind its raspberry flavor, carried in large, pale gold, conic berries. That flavor develops most fully where summer nights run cool.

It fruits on new canes the same year they grow, with a late season crop that extends the raspberry harvest well into fall.

Overview

Large, pale gold, conic berries with a banana note behind the raspberry flavor.
Ripens late in the fall bearing season.
Bears on new canes the same year they grow.
Self-fruitful: one plant sets a full crop.

Growing Details

Latin Name: Rubus idaeus ‘Anne’
Site and Soil: Full sun; well drained ground, mounded 18 to 24 inches on heavy soil
Hardiness: Hardy to USDA Zone 4
Rootstock: Grown from tissue culture
Bearing Age: Fruits the same year it is planted, on new canes
Size at Maturity: Upright canes; kept as a hedgerow about a foot wide
Ripening Time: Late season; September into October
Pollination: Self-fruitful; a single plant sets a full crop

Additional Notes

Grower’s Insight: Anne carries a gentle banana note behind its raspberry flavor, most pronounced in a cooler growing season, alongside large, handsome pale gold fruit.
Regional Insight: Its flavor comes through best where summer nights run cool, from the Pacific Northwest to the Northeast and Upper Midwest.
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Planting & Care

At a Glance – Anne Raspberry

Sun: Full sun for the best flavor and crop
Soil: Well drained; mound on heavy or wet ground
Water: Regular water through the growing season
Size: Upright canes; kept as a hedgerow about a foot wide
Pollination: Self-fruitful; no partner needed
Harvest: Late season, September into October
Hardiness:Hardy to USDA Zone 4

Planting & Care – Anne Raspberry

Site Selection

Choose a full sun spot with good air movement.
Avoid low areas where water collects after rain.

Soil Preparation

Well drained soil is essential; raspberries dislike wet feet.
On heavy or wet ground, plant on a raised mound.
Aim for a soil pH of 5.5 to 6.5.

Planting Instructions

Space canes about 2 ft apart in a row.
Set roots at the same depth they grew in the pot.
Water deeply right after planting.
Mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds.

Watering & Fertilizing

Keep soil evenly moist through the growing season.
Deep water weekly during dry spells.
Feed lightly in spring with a balanced fertilizer.

Pruning & Training

Mow all canes to the ground in late winter for one heavy fall crop.
Or leave canes up for a smaller summer crop plus the fall crop.
Thin canes to about 6 inches apart for good airflow.

Harvest & Use

Pick berries through late summer and into fall.
Cool nights bring out the fullest banana note in the flavor.
Best enjoyed fresh, still warm from the sun.

General Tips

A one-time mow keeps maintenance simple for a single fall crop.
Pruning for two crops trades some effort for a longer harvest.

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This is among my top raspberries out of a dozen different ones I grow. Plant was prolific with a heavy everbearing crop of sweet berries. A family favorite.

Kendall · Aug 2022