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Anne Yellow Raspberry (Bundle of 5) | Spring 2027
$79.99
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Will it finish before your first hard freeze?
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Disease resistanceResists 2 of 8
- 4 Anthracnose : Resistant, 4 of 5
- ? Crown gall : Unknown, no published data yet
- ? Downy mildew : Unknown, no published data yet
- ? Gray mold : Unknown, no published data yet
- 2 Phytophthora root rot : Susceptible, 2 of 5
- 2 Rust : Susceptible, 2 of 5
- ? Spur blight : Unknown, no published data yet
- 4 Verticillium wilt : Resistant, 4 of 5
Scored 1 to 5. Higher resists better, and ? means no published data yet.
See it on our berry disease chart (opens in a new tab)At a glance: Anne Yellow Raspberry is a raspberry plant rated hardy to zone 3 in our ratings (winters to -40°F), and self-fertile, so one plant can crop.
| Hardy to | Zone 3 to 8. A bare number means the whole of zone 3, colder half included (winters to -40°F). Find your zone with our cold hardiness calculator. |
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| Chill hours | About 800 hours (300 to 1,000). From published figures. Montana winters give it plenty. In milder climates, make sure your winters average at least this much. Check your chill hours or see our sources. |
| Pollination | Self-Fertile. Bloom group 7 of 7 (very late), late spring to early summer here. Anne sets fruit on its own. It blooms in late summer on new canes, after the summer raspberries have finished. Bloom group is our estimate from the variety's origin and relatives. Raspberry Pollination Chart. |
| Good for | Fresh eating (8/10), sauce and butter (6/10). Scores are our own 1 to 10 ratings; 8 and up makes our Best Of lists. |
| Deer | A deer favorite. Fence it or cage it. |
| What you get | Bare root. Shipped or picked up in Missoula in spring, roots wrapped in moist sawdust. Guaranteed to bud out. |
This sunshine-colored raspberry is unlike any other. With hints of apricot and peach, these large, sweet, firm berries are perfect for tarts, jams, and salads—and they freeze well too.
Everbearing & Productive
Anne raspberries produce fruit their first year. They’re everbearing, meaning you’ll get a summer crop in July on their floricanes, followed by a second crop on their fall primocanes from September through frost.
Cold Hardy & Reliable
Self-pollinating and cold hardy to Zone 3, Anne won’t let you down. We don’t yet have experience growing them in Zone 2, but if you’re in an area that sees -40°F to -50°F, give it a shot! One of our favorites.
Big Plants with Big Roots
This is the biggest size we’ve grown yet. These aren’t cell packs or tissue culture starts—they’re divisions from large mother plants, cut and then grown on their own for two years. The result? Very large root systems, ready to thrive.
Questions we get about Anne Yellow Raspberry
Does Anne Yellow Raspberry need a pollenizer?
No. Anne Yellow Raspberry is self-fertile, so a single tree can set fruit. Anne sets fruit on its own. It blooms in late summer on new canes, after the summer raspberries have finished.
How cold hardy is Anne Yellow Raspberry?
We rate Anne Yellow Raspberry hardy to zone 3, which means winters down to about -40°F. Our ratings come from real winters at our two Montana sites and from trusted growers across the North, not from a catalog average.
How many chill hours does Anne Yellow Raspberry need?
About 800 hours of winter chill (we count hours at or below 45°F), likely somewhere between 300 and 1,000. That comes from published figures for this variety. The fall crop on new canes needs little winter chill. The early summer crop on overwintered canes needs a full northern winter. Our chill hours guide has a calculator for your winters, and our research page lists the sources.
What is Anne Yellow Raspberry good for?
Our top use scores for Anne Yellow Raspberry are fresh eating (8/10), sauce and butter (6/10). Anything scored 8 or higher makes our Best Of lists.
Is Anne Yellow Raspberry disease resistant?
For some diseases, yes. It's resistant to anthracnose and verticillium wilt. It's prone to Phytophthora root rot and rust. Nobody has published solid data on it for crown gall, downy mildew, gray mold and spur blight yet, so we list those as unknown. Our berry disease resistance chart has every rating, the notes and the sources.
Will deer eat Anne Yellow Raspberry?
Yes, deer love it. Protect Anne Yellow Raspberry with a fence or a cage, especially while it is young.
What arrives, and when does Anne Yellow Raspberry ship?
A dormant bare root plant, roots wrapped in moist sawdust with a vapor barrier, shipped or picked up in Missoula in spring. We guarantee our plants bud out. Stone fruits can be slow, so if one still has not budded out by August 15, write to us and we credit you for the following spring.
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