50 Non-GMO Red Raspberry Rubus Idaeus Seeds with 98% Germination for Your Garden Discover the joy of growing your own Red Raspberries – one of nature's most delicious and nutritious treats! These sweet, juicy berries are perfect for pies, tortes, smoothies, or simply enjoyed fresh. Not only are the fruits delectable, but the leaves also have a place in your kitchen as they can be used to brew a soothing herbal tea, which has a similar flavor to black tea but without the caffeine. ? Health Benefits: Raspberries are loaded with antioxidants, which are great for fighting free radicals and boosting overall health. They are a popular natural remedy for liver support and are considered safe for children and pregnant women. ? Natural Garden Protector: While raspberry bushes are thorny, this actually works in your favor! Use them as a natural barrier to keep larger animals and intruders out of your vegetable garden or flower beds. ?? Key Features: Hardiness Zones: 3–9, meaning they thrive in a variety of climates, including colder regions (up to zone 4). ? Plant Height: 48–70 inches, offering a tall and bountiful harvest ? Spacing: 24–48 inches between plants to allow ample room for growth ? Light: Prefers full sun, making them a perfect addition to sunny gardens ? Watering: Average moisture requirements, with more water needed during fruiting ? How to Grow Your Red Raspberry Plants: Step 1: Cold Stratification Start your raspberry seeds in the fall by placing them in a zip-lock bag with some garden soil. Write the date on the bag and place it in your fridge for about 8 weeks to break dormancy. This process is key for successful germination! ?? Step 2: Sowing Seeds After 8 weeks, sow the seeds about 3mm deep into trays filled with sandy soil. Mist lightly and place the tray in a part-sun location. You should see the seeds begin to sprout within 3–4 weeks. ? Step 3: Transplanting Seedlings Once your seedlings reach 10–15cm in height, transplant them into a sunny location. Keep them in a small to medium pot through their first winter. ?? Step 4: Final Planting After the last frost, it's time to transplant your raspberries to their final position in the garden. They will grow strong and can withstand severe cold once established. However, provide additional water during the fruiting phase to ensure a healthy harvest! ? Patience is Key: It takes about 2–3 years for your raspberries to start fruiting, but once they do, they will reward you with delicious berries season after season! ? Plant These Red Raspberries Now and Enjoy Fresh, Homegrown Berries in the Years to Come! ?? Order now and start your garden journey with these beautiful, non-GMO Red Raspberry Seeds!