Heritage are actually your best bet- they've been developed throughout the years to have traits that do well in your area, so I certainly recommend them. I've seen it done very successfully in central California. Hope this helps!
Thank you, Paul! I have raised big Asian Blackberries, but they are so thorny the family fears them. This sounds like a variety to try. Thanks again. Mike
Paul, do you think Heritage would do well in mild winter areas? We get frost about once every 15 years and lack of chill reduces the varieties we can grow...
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Heritage are actually your best bet- they've been developed throughout the years to have traits that do well in your area, so I certainly recommend them. I've seen it done very successfully in central California. Hope this helps!
Thank you, Paul! I have raised big Asian Blackberries, but they are so thorny the family fears them. This sounds like a variety to try. Thanks again.
Mike
Great video! Thanks.
Paul, do you think Heritage would do well in mild winter areas? We get frost about once every 15 years and lack of chill reduces the varieties we can grow...
I like your raspberries
Oh I live in central California so there good for our climate.