Raspberry 'Mysore' (Rubus niveus)

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Mysore Raspberry, also known as Snowpeaks or Ceylon Raspberry is a warm weather producing black raspberry variety!  It is native to the Southeastern United States as well as Burma and India, specifically the lower Himalayas. Mysore Raspberry produces juicy and sweet black raspberries that are rich in Vitamin C and Protein. It will grow well in a wide range of growing conditions and loves the tropical heat and humidity. Mysore has some serious thorns, however there are great rewards for those who brave them.

Plant Type:
Perennial Fruiting Shrub

Harvest Season:
Spring to Summer

Mature Size:
Up to 12 ft. 

Soil & Moisture:
Rich, well-draining soil

Light Requirements:
Full Sun

Self-Fertile:
Yes

Growth Rate:
Fast

Zone Hardiness:
Outdoors 6-9; Patio/Greenhouse 4+

Propagation:
Our Mysore is grown from tissue culture and is capable of harvest within the growing season. 

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2 reviews
  • CB
    Celia B.
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    1 year ago
    Good in central florida

    I’ve grown this plant. In central Florida, it does well along a fence but needs a lot of sun. In dry weather it will need some water, as well. The canes are long and thorny but I tie them to the fence. Birds like the fruit also, which is a Good Thing because the plants produce a LOT. Raspberries bloom on new canes so each year I cut off the old canes. Recommended.

  • AJ
    Annanina J.
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    1 year ago
    Excellent experience.

    Excellent customer service, patient and friendly owners, and a beautiful product.

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