High yielding, bright fruit with excellent shelf life. Medium.large size with conic shape and good flavor. Excellent winter hardiness. Fruit is produce late in the season.

High yielding and large with red stele resistance. Very winter-hardy variety and excellent for all uses.

Early and moderate sized. Bright and relatively firm. Consistent size throughout the season.

Large, bright, glossy red fruit that turns dark when fully ripe. Sweet flavour and excellent fruit quality. Erect plant makes picking easy. Resistant to root rot and mildew. Susceptible to red stele. Ripens in early June and is not particularly winter hardy.

Large, firm, wedge shaped fruit with excellent color and quality. Less susceptible to root rot. Good variety or ‘u-pick’

high yielding, large, good quality and flavor. Winter-hardy and excellent for all seasons. Vigorous plant, but has no resistance to red stele/verticillium wilt.

High yields of large, medium-red conic fruit that is good for processing or local fresh fruit markets. A mid-season harvest, slightly earlier than ‘totem’. The plant has an erect growth habit and unripe fruit are usually held off the ground, preventing fruit rot. It is virus tolerant.

Fruit is large and conical with good flavour and high yields. Later harvest than other June bearing strawberries.

The main variety in the Pacific Northwest. A late season cultivar with good flavour and large fruit. Yields are intermediate. Not suited for processing as it does not cap well. Goof for local fresh market. It is tolerant to powdery mildew and red stele. The plant has an erect growth habit.

Large, glossy, bright red fruit with slightly indented yellowish red seeds. Fruit has medium-firm flesh with good flavour. It i good for fresh eating and excellent for freezing and preserves. Very vigorous and produces runners freely. Virus and Botrytis tolerant, and red stele resistant. Does not demand perfect drainage, but is susceptible to Verticillium.

High yielding cultivar with an extremely large fruit size. The large size combined with an open plant habit make it extremely efficient to pick. Colour is somewhat light compared to other Pacific Northwest cultivars. Ripens slightly earlier than Totem.

Produces relatively firm, conical fruit that has a uniform, intense medium to dark red internal and external colour. Excellent for processing. They have the potential to produce high yields. Resistant to some strains of red stele, verticillium wilt, leaf spot, and powdery mildew. A mid-season harvest.

Large, firm, conical fruit. Red in color with good flavor, high yields and strong runners. Resistant to Verticillium, Wilt, and Phytophthora.

Very large, firm and good flavor when picked ripe. Popular variety for roadside and market gardens. Not as sweet as Albion.

Heavy yielding, medium sized, with good flavor.

Vigorous plant the needs more space in the field than Albion. Large with good flavor, but not too firm. Susceptible to powdery mildew.

Medium sized, firm fruit. Resistant to red stele and mildew.

Medium/small fruit and very flavourful. Popular for home gardeners and hanging baskets. Resistant to red stele and mildew.

High quality fruit that has great appearances and flavor. Production similar to Albion.

Winter hardy. Good variety for the Prairies. Very flavourful with deep red colour and medium size berry. Upright canes.

A very popular fresh market main crop raspberry. It is adapted to the local fresh market, but not to machine harvesting due to its long fruiting laterals. Fruit is long, conic and very glossy. It is a large, attractive, firm fruit with good flavour and easy to pick. It has good field tolerance to phythphthora root rot.

Gold / Yellow colour. Good Flavour and fresh market variety.

A mid-season processing and fresh market fruit that produces attractive large, dark, glossy and firm berries. Is suitable for IQF. Its laterals are short and strong. Has some root rot resistance.

An extremely popular cultivar among fresh market growers. It has the longest fruiting season of all summer varieties. It has large fruit with good flavour. Because of its large size, it can be difficult to machine harvest. Susceptible to phytophthora root rot.

Is more widely known or machine harvesting and IQF processing than any other cultivar in the Pacific Northwest. It is well adapted for the local fresh market as well. Fruit ripens mid-season and has excellent raspberry flavour. Susceptible to phytophthora root rot.

Early summer variety with some resistance to root rot. Has a firm large berry.

Ripens early, two to three weeks before Heritage and overlaps with late floricane fruiting cultivars. Fruit are large, moderately firm and have a fairly mild flavour. Suitable for local sales or shipping short distances. Can be machine harvested.

Cultivar is known for its exceptional flavour. Ripens as much as two weeks before Heritage and has very good yields. Is also more tolerant to root rot than Heritage. Great choice for commercial growers and home gardeners.

Relatively late ripening crop. Berries are large, nicely coloured, firm, and attractive with good flavour. Plant are vegetative, tall, sturdy and quite winter hardy.

Large fruit, good flavour, late fall fruiting.

Early fall fruiting. Medium size berry with good flavour and less prone to root rot.

Produces high yields with large glossy fruit. Suitable for both fresh market and processing. Ripens earlier than most.

Thornless and adapted mostly for the processing market. I has less vegetation than other blackberry varieties and therefore can be planted 3 feet apart with the rows. It has medium sized fruit with good flavour. It is high yielding with harvest beginning approximately at the beginning of July for a period of 4 weeks.

Thornless, high yielding and ripens late in the season. Coupled with its excellent fruit storage and handling, Chester has become a popular cultivar for commercial growers. Semi-erect blackberry suited for the fresh market.

Thornless, popular mid-season semi-erect blackberry suited for the local fresh market. Fruit is large, glossy black, and has good flavour and quality.

Thorny, suited for the early fresh market. It has large fruit with excellent flavour and extremely high yields.

Thorny, fresh market blackberry with great flavour.

Thornless, suited for the fresh market. It has medium to large fruit. It flavour is much better than that of Chester. mid to late summer ripening.

A hybrid between red raspberry and blackberry. Generally thought of as a type of blackberry, given its fruit characteristics. Fruit are large, soft, dark purple and covered with a dusty bloom. Flavour is very good and unique. Trailing growth habits. High yields.

A hybrid between red raspberry and blackberry. Fruit are reddish-purple, long, and conical. Flavour is intense and tart. Trailing growth habit.

A hybrid between raspberry and blackberry. Fruit is large, long, conical, with good flavour. Deep to purplish red in colour. Yields are moderate.