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Seedless Raspberry: Myth or Marketing?

Q: Does a truly seedless raspberry variety exist?

A: Dozens of hybrids exist. Some sold as 'seedless' (e.g., European Rubus idaeus) likely just have small seeds. May not tolerate hot summers. Report back if you try.

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