Outdoor plantsSKU 8720143930980

Rubus idaeus Autumn Happy

Raspberry

3ltr pot
Regular price €14,95 EUR
Regular price Sale price €14,95 EUR
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LightFull sun· Sheltered
Mature size2.0m high
SoilWell drained· Moist
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Rubus idaeus 'Autumn Happy' – Organic Raspberry (3 Litre Pot, Approx. 55 cm)

Plant Highlights: Organically grown raspberry • Produces fruit on the current season's growth • Sweet raspberries from late summer into autumn • Suitable for kitchen gardens and fruit beds • Easy annual pruning

Overview

Rubus idaeus 'Autumn Happy' is an autumn-fruiting raspberry selected for producing generous crops of sweet, flavourful berries later in the growing season. Organically grown and supplied at approximately 55 cm tall in a 3 litre pot, it is an excellent choice for home gardeners looking to enjoy fresh raspberries straight from the plant.

Autumn-fruiting raspberries bear fruit on new canes produced during the current season, making them straightforward to grow and maintain. They are well suited to dedicated fruit gardens, allotments and sunny borders with fertile, moisture-retentive soil.

Plant Details

Feature Details
Botanical Name Rubus idaeus 'Autumn Happy'
Common Name Autumn Raspberry
Plant Type Deciduous fruiting cane
Pot Size 3 litre
Supplied Height Approx. 55 cm
Growing Method Organically grown
Position Full sun
Soil Fertile, moisture-retentive, well-drained soil
Flowering Season Late spring to summer
Harvest Season Late summer to autumn
Habit Upright, suckering cane

Growing Guide

Plant in a sunny, sheltered position with fertile, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Water regularly while establishing and during prolonged dry periods, particularly while flowers and fruit are developing. Applying a mulch in spring helps retain moisture and suppress weeds.

Provide support with wires or a simple framework if required to keep fruiting canes upright and make harvesting easier.

Harvesting

Raspberries are ready to pick when they are fully coloured and come away easily from the plant. Regular harvesting encourages the remaining fruit to ripen and allows you to enjoy fresh berries over an extended period.

Pruning

As an autumn-fruiting raspberry, 'Autumn Happy' fruits on the current season's canes. Once fruiting has finished and the plant is dormant, simply cut all canes down to ground level during late winter before new growth begins.

Why We Love It

Autumn-fruiting raspberries offer delicious home-grown fruit when many summer crops have finished. Their simple pruning routine and reliable cropping make them an excellent choice for both experienced fruit growers and those planting raspberries for the first time.

Product Information

  • Supplied in a 3 litre pot.
  • Approximate supplied height: 55 cm.
  • Organically grown.
  • Autumn-fruiting raspberry.
  • Produces sweet raspberries from late summer into autumn.
  • Best grown in full sun in fertile, moisture-retentive, well-drained soil.

Good to Know: The stated 55 cm refers to the approximate height of the plant at the time of sale and not its mature size. As with all fruiting plants, harvests will vary depending on growing conditions, weather and ongoing care.

Growing & care

Position & light
Full sun· Sheltered
Watering
moderate
Soil & drainage
Well drained· Moist
Mature size
2.0m high
Foliage
deciduous

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