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Raspberry Roots (Everbearing) - Anne

Everbearing variety can produce both summer and fall crops

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About the Variety

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Key Features

Frost Tolerant
Prefers Moist Soil
Attracts Bees
Easy to Grow
Edible

Plant Details

BOTANICAL NAME

Rubus idaeus 'Anne'

LIFE CYCLE

  • Perennial

SEED TYPE

  • Root

LIGHT REQUIREMENT

  • Full Sun

BLOOM SEASON

  • Late Spring through Early Summer

GROWTH HABIT

  • Upright
  • Spreading

PLANT HEIGHT

  • 48 to 60 inches

PLANT TYPE

  • Everbearing

COLOR

  • Yellow

Add something unexpected to the berry patch with Anne Raspberry, an everbearing variety prized for its large, golden-yellow fruit and exceptionally sweet, mild flavor. Its juicy berries are delicious straight from the plant and equally tempting in baked goods, jams, and homemade preserves. With an extended harvest season and reliable productivity, Anne offers home gardeners a beautiful and flavorful alternative to traditional red raspberries year after year.

  • • Snack right off the plant, or use in baking, jams, and homemade preserves
  • • Golden fruit makes an attractive addition to fresh fruit displays
  • • Self-pollinating; only one plant is needed for fruit production

Planting Information

PLANTING SEASON

  • Spring

PLANTING DEPTH

  • 1 to 2 inches

WATER NEEDS

  • Average

PLANT SPACING

  • 36 inches

HARDINESS ZONES

  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7

Planting Guide

View our Raspberry Planting Guide to learn more.

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    Raspberry Roots (Everbearing) - Anne FAQs

    What do Anne Raspberries taste like?

    Anne produces large, sweet berries with a mild, fruity flavor. The berries are excellent for fresh eating as well as desserts, preserves, and freezing.

    What does everbearing mean for Anne Raspberry?

    Everbearing raspberries can produce a fall crop on first-year canes called primocanes and, if those canes are retained over winter, another crop the following summer.

    When do Anne Raspberries ripen?

    The main primocane crop generally ripens from late summer into fall, with harvest continuing until frost. Timing varies by climate and growing conditions.

    Does Anne Raspberry need a trellis?

    Support is beneficial but not always essential. A simple trellis or support system can keep the canes upright, improve air circulation, and make harvesting easier.

    How should Anne Raspberry be pruned?

    For one large fall crop, cut all canes to the ground in late winter or early spring. For two crops, leave the canes that produced fruit in fall; they can produce again on their lower portions the following summer before being removed.