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HAVE: Raspberry 'Latham' plants to trade

19 years ago

I can't make any of the plant swaps this year, but I do have a bunch of Raspberry plants that I'd love to trade. They are babies of our existing plants and we just don't have the space for them! They are type "Latham" (Summer-Bearing - mid season around the end of June/beginning of July, medium size red fruit, Hardy, long season, thorny, quite delicious).

I've never packaged up plants for shipping before, but I don't want to just pull them out and I can't make it to the forum plant swaps. If anyone is interested in trading for any raspberry plants, please let me know!

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