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Gardening

NRaleighLiberal

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3. Yes - busy bees, seeds dropped...new plants are the F1 hybrid.

Reply to mopinko (Original post)

Thu Jul 17, 2014, 09:28 PM

Jul 2014

Other possibility - the yellow is a hybrid, seeds dropped, and you get segregation into parents, cousins, etc.

And final possibility is what was stated astutely above - growth from a rootstock if the plants were grafted.

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ok, wtf. last years latham yellow rasberries [View all] mopinko Jul 2014 OP

Ya got any bees around there??? elleng Jul 2014 #1

Do they ever graft rasberry plants? Curmudgeoness Jul 2014 #2

Yes - busy bees, seeds dropped...new plants are the F1 hybrid. NRaleighLiberal Jul 2014 #3

def not grafted. mopinko Jul 2014 #5

How do they taste? n/t TygrBright Jul 2014 #4

ok, but the yellows were amazing. mopinko Jul 2014 #6

crawled around this patch picking mopinko Jul 2014 #7

Is there such a thing as a bad tasting raspberry? hedgehog Jul 2014 #8

absolutely not. mopinko Jul 2014 #9

I had a terrible result with berries this year - I planted 9 raspberries and 6 blackberries hedgehog Jul 2014 #10