Raspberry 8221Wyoming8221 -2 Gal

Wyoming Raspberry is a cold-hardy, erect deciduous shrub developed for northern climates and high-yield fruit production. It produces medium to large, firm, bright red berries with a classic sweet-tart raspberry flavor. The canes are upright, thornless to lightly thorned, and arise from perennial roots, with fruit produced on second-year (biennial) canes. This variety is particularly valued for its early to mid-season harvest, winter hardiness, and disease resistance, making it well suited to Prairie gardens and small-scale commercial production. Size: Height: 45 ft (1.21.5 m). Spread: 34 ft (0.91.2 m). Habit: Upright, clumping, biennial cane system Hardiness: Very cold-hardy; survives harsh Prairie winters Light: Full sun for maximum fruit yield and flavor Soil: Well-drained, fertile soils; tolerates loam or clay if drainage is good Water: Moderate; maintain consistent moisture during flowering and fruiting Pruning: Remove spent fruiting canes after harvest; thin remaining canes in early spring for airflow and vigor Support: Trellis or staking recommended for upright habit and heavy fruiting Maintenance: Low to moderate; mulch to conserve moisture and control weeds Pests & Wildlife: Birds and small mammals may eat fruit; generally resistant to common raspberry diseases