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Raspberry Varieties 'Heritage' and 'Boyne': Better for Cool Summers

'Heritage' and 'Boyne' are erect raspberries needing cool summers—upper north Georgia only. 'Dormanred' trailing raspberry performs better in heat but requires a wire trellis. Author has grown raspberries successfully for years.

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