I have fallen down on spreading these!
But they tip rooted all over and I’m removing some, contact me in October and I’ll send one to you.
See this thread for more info
The wild yellow cap seems to be resistant to diseases or asymptomatic. This cross is already at least four years old. I have heard of blacks dying out. Both Jewel and Niwot did for me. I suspect this cross will not do this. My yellow is over ten years old and lives in a pot.
Last year a purple raspberry appeared in a pot with a black currant. And it’s primocane fruiting!!
Weird how these things happens. I never grew a purple, heard they were bland. Mine tasted like a boysenberry! Top shelf excellent! I’m tip rooting a backup right now. Fall crop is not ready yet. Here is a photo from last year.
The only primocane fruiting purple raspberry I ever heard of. I have not named it yet. I was thinking simple like “primocane purple”
So Mother Nature shows my breeding of good to excellent tasting primocane fruiting black raspberries up, by producing the worlds first primocane fruiting purple with outstanding flavor.
Farmer Fred once said to me Mother Nature bats last! How right he was! Even in breeding!