Highlights

Unique Golden Fruits – Produces large, sweet yellow raspberries for a vibrant harvest.
Autumn Fruiting – Enjoy abundant crops from late August to mid-October.
Compact & Versatile – Ideal for small gardens, containers, or training on obelisks.
Certified Healthy Stock – Inspected by the Ministry of Agriculture for pest and disease-free plants.
Easy to Grow – Thrives in full sun with well-drained soil and minimal pruning.

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Bring Golden Flavour to Your Garden with Raspberry 'All Gold'

The Raspberry 'All Gold' (Rubus idaeus) is a standout autumn-fruiting variety, celebrated for its striking golden-yellow berries. This chance seedling, discovered among 'Autumn Bliss', offers not only visual appeal but also a distinctive, sweet taste that rivals traditional red raspberries.

Why Choose 'All Gold'?

Large Yellow Fruits: Each plant yields generous clusters of bright yellow raspberries, perfect for eating fresh or adding colour to desserts and jams.
Extended Harvest: Pick fruit from late August through mid-October for weeks of garden-fresh flavour.
Disease Inspected: Every plant is Ministry of Agriculture certified for healthy, robust growth.
Space-Saving: Compact growth makes it ideal for pots, patios, or training up supports in smaller gardens.

Growing Guide

Planting Location: Prefers full sun but tolerates partial shade. Best grown in well-drained, fertile soil with a neutral pH (around 6.0–7.0).
Planting Time: Plant between late autumn and early spring while dormant.
Cultivation: Water regularly during dry spells and mulch annually to retain moisture. Feed with balanced fertiliser in spring.
Pruning: Cut back old fruiting canes after harvest; new canes will produce next season's crop.
Hardiness: Fully hardy across the UK (RHS H6), tolerating cold winters.

Design & Companion Ideas

'All Gold''s upright habit suits container displays or mixed fruit beds alongside strawberries and blueberries.
Adds visual interest when grown with purple-leaved shrubs or ornamental grasses.

FAQs

When is the best time to plant Raspberry 'All Gold'?
The best time is between late autumn and early spring while the plants are dormant.
How tall do these raspberry plants grow?
'All Gold' typically reaches around 1.5m (5ft) when mature.
Do I need to prune these raspberries?
Yes, prune out old canes after fruiting each year to encourage healthy new growth and maximise next season's crop.