Everbearing fruiting: Provides two harvests per year for extended enjoyment
Extra sweet, juicy dark red berries: Delivers superior flavor and texture for fresh eating or preserves
Cold hardy down to -20°F: Thrives in a wide range of climates, including northern regions
Self-fertile and drought tolerant: Reliable fruiting and low maintenance, even in its first year
Attracts pollinators and is disease resistant: Supports garden biodiversity and healthy ecosystems
This cultivar of raspberry is one of the most widely grown in the world, perhaps because it's also called the Everbearing Raspberry. It fruits from July through September, giving you an extremely long season of berry bliss! Heritage produces sweet, juicy dark red berries that are perfect for fresh eating but that also freeze well for later
Plant Type
Everbearing raspberry bush
Fruit Color
Dark red
Harvest Seasons
July (summer), September–frost (fall)
Hardiness Zones
3a–9a
Growth Habit
Upright, bushy
Sunlight Requirement
Full sun
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Raspberry plants came in good condition. Planned them the day after I received them in the mail. So far, so good. It's been about a week since they went into the ground, and they look healthy.
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Vincent · July 30, 2026
Plant arrived so distressed. Even with my best efforts, it was unsalvageable.
Sadly, a waste of money. Very dissappointed.
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Suzanne · July 21, 2026
Hardy plants
Our raspberries have done well since planting a few months back in zone 5. Not at lot of fruit this year but really wasn’t expecting it. The plants are very healthy and we’re looking forward to seeing what spring brings