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seedswapper73

Raspberry bush identification

10 years ago

Does anyone know how to tell the difference between a Fall Red & an Indian Summer raspberry bush? I've looked online & narrowed the bush I have down to those two. I only have the one type so I'm unable to make a comparison (such as "one had bigger berries"). I can take a couple pictures if that will help determine which it is.

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