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Raspberry and Blueberry Varieties

21 years ago

I'm looking for some recommendations on Raspberry and blueberry varieties that would do well in Northeastern PA.

I planted some heritage and Red Lathem raspberries last spring but havn't seen to much from them yet.

My soil ph is a bit high for blueberries, is there a variety that tolerates this better?

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