Haven’t found a post about this yet so I figured I’d make one for those who like to get the newer, usually improved varieties. Don’t know how else i should word this post… Anyways, i was also looking for graton gold (Goldie) for a while until I found out and realized that Double Gold is the possibly improved version? I figured maybe someone else wants to know too.
The - after the variety names are copy/paste from the patent file information or where ever I can find it.
Please add to my list if you have time:
Jaclyn - The cross OBC-f1 (unpatented)בCaroline’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 10,412)
Josephine - The cross “EF” was ‘Amity’ (unpatented)בGlen Gerry’
Bp1 - The new variety is the result of a cross between raspberry variety ‘Polka’ (female parent, unpatented) and raspberry variety ‘Tulameen’ (male parent, unpatented).
Himbotop - This new variety is a result of a controlled cross between the fall raspberry variety ‘AUTUMN BLISS’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 6,597) and the summer raspberry variety ‘RAFZETER’ (not patented in the United States; sold as HIMBO QUEEN).
Anne - The cross, “EF”, was Amity×Glen Gerry and was made in winter of 1989.
Double gold - The new and distinct red raspberry originated from a hand-pollinated cross of the maternal parent Cornell NY319 (unpatented) with paternal parent ‘Graton Gold’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,625).
Fall gold - Hybrid of Taylor X wild Korean mountain berry X Fall Red (Dave Wilson description)
Caroline - The cross, “CR”, was GEO-1×Heritage and was made in winter of 1989. GEO-1 was a seedling from the cross Autumn Bliss×Glen Moy.
Joan j - The parentage of the new cultivar can be summarized as follows:
‘Joan Squire’בTeri-Louise’.
Crimson giant - The new and distinct variety of red raspberry originated from a hand-pollinated cross of the patented variety ‘Titan’ (patented as N.Y. 883, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 5,404) and Cornell selection NY950 (unpatented)
Crimson Night - The new and distinct red raspberry originated from a hand-pollinated cross of the Cornell selection NY270 (maternal—unpatented) and Cornell selection NY357 (paternal—unpatented).
Vintage - This new raspberry cultivar was discovered in Corvallis, Oreg. in August 2004 and originated from open pollinated seed of ‘Isabel’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 9,340; herein incorporated by reference in its entirety)
Nantahala - Nantahala’ was selected from a cross between NC 245 and ‘Rosanna’ (Fig. 2). The female parent of ‘Nantahala’ is NC 245 (Algonquin × Royalty) and the male parent is ‘Rosanna’.
let me know. I just repotted some last year and they’re doing pretty well but if i don’t sell them, I’m sacrificing them to the birds in some corner of my yard. I’m gonna go for the newer varieties for my little blueberry orchard. I may or may not start a U-Pick in a few years once they’re more established. I have over 50 blueberry plants right now and I have ideas 
