66 Raspberry Tulameen Soccer Seedling
This is a sucker seedling from a Tulameen raspberry, obtained in July 2024 as an extra-large seedling. ?
The seller I purchased from is the 4th owner, who directly bought it from a farm commercially cultivating berries. I purchased this Tulameen with confidence from them. (*^^*)
This is a genuine and reliable Tulameen! ?
*Non-patented variety
I've also included photos showing the red thorns. ?
There are no thorns towards the top.
The fruit photos are from last year.
This year's fruit is still transitioning from flowers to green berries. (^o^)
Planted in a 4-inch slit pot.
Will be shipped in the pot.
This is the coveted Tulameen, known for its large size, strong aroma, and intense sweetness. ?
The price will be reviewed as it grows.
This sucker seedling was transplanted into a pot around April 1, 2026.
It has been about 2 months since transplanting. ? Beautiful roots are emerging from the bottom!
Since it's getting hot now, I recommend repotting it into progressively larger pots until autumn before planting it in the ground.
If planting in the ground:
This listing is for the seedling only.
I will be listing seedlings as they become available. (^o^) Thank you for your understanding. ★m(_ _)m
The seller I purchased from is the 4th owner, who directly bought it from a farm commercially cultivating berries. I purchased this Tulameen with confidence from them. (*^^*)
This is a genuine and reliable Tulameen! ?
*Non-patented variety
I've also included photos showing the red thorns. ?
There are no thorns towards the top.
The fruit photos are from last year.
This year's fruit is still transitioning from flowers to green berries. (^o^)
Planted in a 4-inch slit pot.
Will be shipped in the pot.
This is the coveted Tulameen, known for its large size, strong aroma, and intense sweetness. ?
The price will be reviewed as it grows.
This sucker seedling was transplanted into a pot around April 1, 2026.
It has been about 2 months since transplanting. ? Beautiful roots are emerging from the bottom!
Since it's getting hot now, I recommend repotting it into progressively larger pots until autumn before planting it in the ground.
If planting in the ground:
This listing is for the seedling only.
I will be listing seedlings as they become available. (^o^) Thank you for your understanding. ★m(_ _)m
Category
Fruit Trees
Condition
Some scratches/marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
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