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March 6th, 2026
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Each week, enjoy exclusives on Plants and our tips for your Plantations |
| News of the week: The 'Goodasgold' Dwarf Yellow Raspberry ' |
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Thanks to the dwarf raspberry, everyone can enjoy a bountiful harvest of raspberries starting in July without necessarily having a large space or an orchard.
Unlike traditional raspberry bushes that can quickly take over a garden, 'Goodasgold' is an ultra-compact variety specially designed for container gardening or small urban gardens.
- Yellow Fruit: Its berries boast a magnificent yellow-orange hue that brings a touch of brightness to your garden.
- Zero Thorns: A real joy for picking (and for your fingers!). Ideal if you have curious children.
- Double Harvest: This is a primocane (everbearing) variety. You will enjoy a first wave of fruit in early summer, followed by a second in the fall.
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Adult height
50 to 80 cm maximum
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Exposure
Full sun
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Flavor
Mild, sweet, and less acidic than red raspberries
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Growth
Pots, Open ground, Borders
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| Our tip for better harvests |
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To boost your harvest, ensure the soil stays slightly moist, especially during fruit formation. In late winter, a light pruning is all it takes: simply cut back the canes that fruited the previous year to make room for the new generation!
Did you know? Yellow raspberries are often better tolerated by people sensitive to the acidity of traditional red berries.
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