Himbeere Lowberry® 'Goodasgold®' Jungpflanzen Organic certified:BIO certified the 'Haferschlehe' ripens much earlier

the 'Haferschlehe' ripens much earlier - the 'Haferschlehe' ripens as early as the end of August/beginning of September - and does not require any frost to become edible

With the mulberry 'Illinois Everbearing' you virtually pick blackberries from the tree

and while not completely forgetting the two-year development cycle - typical for raspberries - at least somewhat ignores it

After late budding at the end of May to the beginning of June

A good supply of water and nutrients (bog bed fertiliser) is particularly important when cultivating in a bucket

Himbeere Lowberry® 'Goodasgold®' Jungpflanzen Organic certified:BIO certified the 'Haferschlehe' ripens much earlierThe slow growing autumn raspberry Lowberry 'Goodasgold' is another addition to the range of compact Lowberry raspberries. Namely the variety, as the variety name already suggests, with the golden yellow fruits. Like the other Lowberry raspberries, 'Goodasgold' is only about 100 cm high. Due to the particularly early flowering and the associated particularly early ripening, the shoots stop growing in length in early summer. Lowberry 'Goodasgold' is the