Heavenly delight!

Looking for the perfect plant for your orchard? The raspberry "Dickes Früchtchen" will provide you with a bountiful harvest of heavenly delicious fruit in summer. Whether you want to snack on them now and then, use the berries for summer desserts, or process them in other ways: the juicy, aromatic, red raspberries are pure bliss for gourmets.

• Especially large fruits – aromatic, delicious, and versatile
• High yield: Many aromatic berries in summer
• Winter hardy
• Robust andeasy to care for
• A wide variety of uses from summer desserts to jam

How to care for your raspberry “Big Fruit”

The sweet, aromatic fruits of your raspberry are especially good in summer desserts or processed into jam. In general, your raspberry variety "Dickes Früchtchen" is quite robust and easy to care for. However, to ensure you can harvest plenty of sweet, delicious, and vitamin-rich berries in the summer, there are a few care tips to keep in mind. Since your new fruit plant thrives in bright, sunny locations, choose a sheltered spot with at most partial shade. A sunny location is still best. The soil should be well-draining and consistently moist. Your raspberry needs sufficient water, but avoid waterlogging. To prevent the plant from drying out, cover the area around it with mulch. When spring arrives, carefully fertilize the plant with organic fertilizer such as horn shavings or compost. Remove any fruiting canes after harvesting. If necessary, you should thin out fresh canes and tie them to a support so they have something to hold onto and are well-ventilated. The raspberry "Dickes Früchtchen" will not only quickly become your new favorite plant, but also a popular spot for snacking!

Characteristics

• Lat. Name: Rubus idaeus
• Robust and easy to care for
• High yield, many aromatic and healthy fruits
• Excellent taste, versatile uses
• Winter hardy and resistant
• Plant out in the garden as needed or cultivate in a container
• Location: as sunny as possible, maximum partial shade and sheltered
• Soil: well-drained, fresh to moist, garden soil or suitable potting soil
• Watering: Provide sufficient water, avoid waterlogging
• Cover the area around the plant with mulch to protect from drying out
• Fertilizing: Carefully apply organic fertilizer, such as horn shavings or compost, in spring
• Remove fruiting canes after harvesting, thin out new canes if necessary and tie them to a support to ensure good ventilation. Dimensions: Delivery height including pot: approx. 40–60 cm Pot volume: approx. 5 l Scope of delivery Raspberry “Big Fruit” Planting and care instructions