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Raspberries don’t get any
easier or more compact!
Tip: If Raspberry
Shortcake starts to
yellow in the summer, a
balanced liquid fertilizer
will help perk it up in
addition to lots of water.
In intense heat, partial
shade in the late
afternoon will help to
prevent heat stress.
BrazelBerries Raspberry
Shortcake, a thornless dwarf
raspberry that grows to be
2-3 feet tall and produces
mid-summer fruit has a
sweet, traditional raspberry
flavor. Grow in zones 5-9.
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Grows best in neutral
soil. Any balanced
potting mix is fine.
Plant in full sun in a
large container (at least
14 inches in diameter)
with a drainage hole. Six
hours of sun per day is
ideal.
Feed in early and late
spring with a balanced
liquid fertilizer.
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Prune out only the dead
canes with no new
growth at soil level in
early spring.
These BrazelBerries
blueberries are delicious and
beautiful, offering year round
appeal.
vPeach Sorbet™ blueberry is
a four-season showstopper
that grows 1½ - 2 feet tall.
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In the spring, leaves range
from peach to pink, orange
to emerald green and white,
bell-shaped flowers yield
abundant mid-summer
healthy, sweet fruit.
In most cooler climates,
Peach Sorbet™ foliage turns
a rich purple through the
winter. Grow in zones 5-10.
Jelly Bean™ blueberry may
be small but it’s prolific,
producing a bumper-crop
of large, sweet jelly-scented
fruit.
Brilliant green foliage
emerges in spring, which
gives way to darker greens
with red hues throughout
the summer and fall. Grow in
zones 4 – 8.
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