Rubus idaeus 'Cumberland'
Latin name: Rubus idaeus 'Cumberland'
Common Name: Black raspberry 'Cumberland'
Plant type: Fruit shrub
Shape: Fruit shrub
Botanical family: Rosaceae
Rubus idaeus 'Cumberland' is an old-growth black raspberry, still highly prized for its intensely sweet taste and deep, wild blackberry-like fragrance. It forms a vigorous bush with arching canes, well-suited to growing in fruit hedges. The medium- to large-sized fruits are matte black when ripe, firm, juicy, and perfect for jams, cordials, or direct consumption. Highly hardy, disease-resistant, and suited to cool climates, 'Cumberland' is a sure bet for lovers of small fruits with an authentic taste.
Hardiness Zone: Zone 4
Exposure: Sun
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Fertilization:
Soil type: Slightly acidic to neutral, rich, loose and well-drained
Minimum temperature: '-34°C
Flowering period: Summer
Flower color: White
Foliage type: Obsolete
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Height: 1.5 to 2 m (5 to 7 feet)
Width: 1.5 m (5 feet)
Growth rate: fast
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