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We understand the importance of long-term plant health. That's why we guarantee that your tree or shrub will live for at least one year from the date of delivery. In the rare event your plant doesn't survive despite proper care, we're here to help. We will replace it with a new item of the same value, the only cost to you being the shipping cost of the new plant.
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If something unexpected happens to your plant within the first year, or if it doesn't emerge from dormancy by May 30th (for deciduous trees shipped dormant in winter or spring), reach out to us. We may request photos to understand and advise on any plant stress due to transit or other factors. Upon review, we'll provide a one-time replacement if necessary. We will only ask you to cover the shipping cost of the the replacement plant.
Canby Raspberry Thornless is a thornless raspberry plant that produces large, sweet, and bright red berries. The plants are easy to care for as they resist disease and fight off bugs. They are great for fresh eating, jams, and freezing.
These vigorous plants are more than just safe to pick – they produce an abundance of large, juicy berries that are bursting with flavor. Growing your own raspberries is a rewarding experience, and Canby’s disease resistance makes it a breeze. Let your homegrown raspberries be the star of your breakfast table, or turn them into jams and jellies to share with loved ones. Canby thornless bushes bring the joy of fresh berries to your fingertips.
Thornless for easy picking
Large, sweet, bright red berries
Disease resistant
Best eaten fresh or in jams
Grows well in zones 4-8
Mature height of 4-6 feet
These resilient plants fight off many common raspberry ailments, saving you time and frustration. Plus, their natural disease resistance means you can focus on using eco-friendly gardening practices, creating a healthier environment for your berries and your family. With Canby, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest year after year, without worrying about harsh chemical treatments.
These raspberry bushes are incredibly productive, rewarding you with an abundance of large, juicy berries throughout the summer. Unlike some varieties that take years to mature, Canby plants often start producing fruit within just one or two years. This means you won’t have to wait long to enjoy the fruits (pun intended) of your labor. Get ready to fill your basket (and your freezer) with plump, homegrown raspberries year after year.
Canby Raspberry Thornless Planting Distance
How to Plant Canby Raspberry Thornless
Choose the Right Spot
Canby raspberry plants thrive in full sun, meaning they need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. They’ll tolerate some partial shade, but for the best fruit production, aim for a sunny location with well-drained, fertile soil.
Measure the Space
Canby raspberry bushes mature to a height of 4-6 feet and a width of 3-5 feet. When planting multiple bushes, space them 5 feet apart in rows to allow for proper growth and air circulation.
Dig the Hole
Dig a hole large enough to comfortably accommodate the root ball of your Canby raspberry plant. Aim for a depth and width that are roughly twice the size of the root ball.
Plant It
Carefully remove your Canby raspberry plant from its container and gently loosen any circling roots. Position the plant in the hole so the crown (the point where the roots meet the stem) sits at ground level. Fill the hole back in with soil, tamping it down gently to remove air pockets.
Water Thoroughly
Give your newly planted Canby raspberry plant a deep watering to settle the soil around the roots. Aim to soak the soil thoroughly, allowing any excess water to drain away.
Mulch and Care
Apply a 2-3 inch layer of organic mulch around the base of your Canby raspberry plant to retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Water your plant regularly, aiming for about 1 inch of water per week, especially during the first year and hot weather.
Why Choose Canby Raspberry Thornless?
No more fumbling through thorny bushes – Canby’s smooth canes let you harvest with ease, making it a fun activity for the whole family. But the benefits go beyond convenience. These resilient plants boast exceptional disease resistance, keeping your harvest healthy and organic. Plus, Canby’s prolific nature means you’ll be overflowing with juicy berries throughout the summer, perfect for enjoying fresh, turning into jams and pies, or sharing with loved ones. Don’t wait to experience the homegrown berries – add one to your cart today and bring Canby thornless raspberry bushes to your garden.
Watering
Aim for about 1 inch of water per week, keeping the soil moist but not soggy. Water deeply during hot weather and the first year after planting.
Mulching
Apply a 2-3 inch layer of mulch around your plants to retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature.
Fertilizing
Feed your plants a balanced fertilizer in early spring to encourage strong growth and bountiful harvests. Avoid over-fertilizing.
Pruning
After fruiting, remove the canes that bore fruit to make space for new growth. Prune away dead or weak canes in early spring.
Supporting
Provide a trellis or other support system to keep canes upright, improve air circulation, and make harvesting easier.
Pests and Diseases Monitoring
Keep an eye out for common problems. Canby’s disease resistance helps, but vigilance is key.
Winter Care
In colder climates, protect the roots from harsh winter weather by covering them with a layer of mulch or straw.
When the Plant Arrives
Shower your new arrival with love! Deep water the plant every other day for the first week to settle the soil around the roots and get it off to a strong start.
During the First Year
Your raspberry plant is a thirsty youngster! Aim for deep watering once a week, providing about 1 inch of water each time. In hot or dry spells, you might need to water twice a week. Stick your finger an inch into the soil near the plant to check moisture – if it’s dry, it’s time to water; if wet, wait a bit.
After the First Year
Established plants are a little less dependent on constant drinks. They’ll still need about 1 inch of water per week, which can come from rainfall or your watering can. Keep an eye on the weather – hot, dry periods might require more watering to keep the soil moist. Reduce watering in fall and winter, especially if you get winter rain.
Extra Tips
Water in the morning if possible. This allows the water to soak into the soil before the heat of the day and helps prevent fungal diseases. Aim to water the base of the plant to keep the leaves dry, further reducing disease risk. Mulch around your plants to retain moisture and reduce how often you need to water.
When the Plant Arrives
Newborn plants don’t need fertilizer yet. Focus on watering to establish a strong root system.
During the First Year
In early spring, give your raspberry plant a light feeding with a balanced organic fertilizer diluted to half strength. Don’t over fertilize, as this can encourage leafy growth at the expense of fruit production.
After the First Year
Continue the early spring feeding routine with a balanced organic fertilizer. You can also add a light side-dressing of compost or aged manure around the base of the plant in late spring or early summer for a nutrient boost.
Extra Tips
Canby’s disease resistance means you can often avoid harsh chemical fertilizers. Opt for organic options whenever possible to keep your berries healthy and your garden eco-friendly. Monitor your plants – if they look pale or show signs of nutrient deficiency, you can adjust your fertilizing regimen accordingly.
During the First Year
Canby puts most of its energy into cane growth during the first year. To encourage branching and bushier growth, which leads to a better harvest next year, you can pinch off the top few inches of new canes when they reach 2-3 feet tall.
After the First Harvest
Once the summer harvest is over, it’s prime time for pruning. Remove the canes that bore fruit, as they won’t produce again. This also makes room for new growth. Prune away any weak, diseased, or dead canes at this time.
Annual Maintenance
In early spring before new growth appears, repeat the process of removing any remaining fruited canes or weak/dead canes. You can also prune back any remaining laterals (side branches) from the previous year to about 6-10 inches to promote larger berry size.
Extra Tips
Always prune on a dry day with sharp pruners or loppers. Make clean cuts just above a healthy bud to encourage new growth. Aim to keep 4-6 healthy canes per plant for optimal fruit production. By following these simple tips, you’ll keep your Canby raspberries thriving and producing delicious berries for years to come.
Is the Canby raspberry truly thornless?
Canby raspberry bushes are nearly thornless. Unlike many other raspberry varieties, they won’t have the sharp prickles that can snag your clothes or scratch your skin. You may find a few occasional thorns, but they are minimal and won’t hinder harvesting.
How long does it take for Canby raspberries to produce fruit?
Canby raspberry bushes are considered everbearing, but they actually fruit on second-year canes. This means that if you plant your raspberries in the spring, you can expect to harvest your first berries the following summer (around June or July depending on your location).
How much sun do Canby raspberry bushes need?
Canby raspberries thrive in full sun, meaning they need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. While they can tolerate some partial shade, they will produce the most flowers and fruit with plenty of sunshine.
How big do Canby raspberry bushes get?
Mature Canby raspberry bushes can reach 4-6 feet tall. Providing a trellis or other support system is recommended to keep the canes upright and make harvesting easier.
How many raspberry bushes should I plant?
A single Canby raspberry bush can produce a generous amount of berries, but a good rule of thumb is to plant 2-3 bushes per person to ensure a steady supply of fruit throughout the harvest season. Space your plants 4-5 feet apart when planting.
Are Canby raspberry bushes disease resistant?
Yes, Canby raspberry bushes are known for their resistance to many common raspberry diseases. This reduces the need for harsh chemical treatments and makes them a good choice for organic gardeners.
How do I care for Canby raspberry bushes in winter?
In colder climates (zones 4-6), it’s a good idea to protect the roots of your Canby raspberry bushes from harsh winter weather. Apply a layer of mulch (such as straw or leaves) around the base of the plants in late fall after the ground freezes.
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