Rubus idaeus / 'Killarney' Summer-bearing Raspberry

Picking the sweet, soft fruit of raspberries is a hallmark of the heat of the summer. They are relatively easy to grow given full sun, rich soil, and good aeration. Summer-bearing raspberries produce fruit on the second year of growth. Make sure to read up on pruning them as summer-bearing raspberries are cut back differently depending on the age of the stem. Cutting back is essential to avoid overcrowding and optimize plant vigor. ‘Killarney’ is a hardy cultivar that yields consistently. 

For plant description and information click below:

https://plants.usda.gov/core/profile?symbol=RUBUS