Tools & Supplies
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Soil Acidifier
$14.50
The Mid Atlantic Berry Guide
$42.00
Total Drip Irrigation System
$106.25Reviews
The Polana plants arrived 6/28/24 and were planted the next day. Ten days later there is new growth coming up. Looking forward to berries this fall. Thank you for first class plants!
Glenn S.
Home Grower
Zone 5
07/09/2024We planted 100 bareroot Polana raspberries in the spring of 2022 in hardscrabble soil in mid-coast Maine. We enjoyed an abundant harvest the first year. In mid-April of this year (2023), we counted over 1000 vigorous shoots, despite a winter plagued with multiple episodes of freezing and thawing. To say that Polanas are winter hardy and vigorous is an understatement!
Dennis D
Home Grower
Zone 4
04/21/2023these came to us with the fullest healthest roots and small sprouts cant wait for them to produce . Happy with purchase, years ago we grew 7 acres of raspberries , wish the plants were from NOURSE back then, well thank you again for great product.
SUSAN Z
Home Grower
Zone 4
05/12/2021These grew very well for me and produced a decent harvest this late summer/fall. But—the flavor is very disappointing! Great looking berries but very little raspberry flavor. I think next year I’ll pull them up and try Caroline again—they’re a little fussy but the flavor is so much better. (That is why we grow them, right?)
Ned
Home Grower
Zone 5
10/02/2020I had a great experience with this company. I asked to change my delivery time because of weather condition and I got my plants exactly when I needed to plant them. The plants itself were healthy, with well-developed roots and started to grow right in first summer. The only mistake I made was choosing Polana. I wanted to add a later variety to my garden but it doesn't work for central Minnesota. Polana is a fall variety and probably not suitable for the Zone 3 where growing season in short. The new cane first come out in middle of June, then they bloom end of August, and the berries are ready to ripe at the end of September. If we would have no frost until the end of September we would probably have a nice crop - there were lot of green berries on each cane. But last fall the first frost was on Sep.14 so everything was killed. For more southern area or lake area this will be a nice variety as it is high-productive.
Olena
Home Grower
Zone 3
12/24/2019A friend recommended these to me. I wanted a berry plant I could cut off at ground level because the bed gets buried deep in snow coming off my roof. Polana bears a lot of fruit in the Fall, right up to Winter. Mine were still ripening berries and attracting Cardinals two weeks ago ( mid-November) when I finally cut them so I could mulch everywhere.. I'm ordering more for my Camp property.
MJ K
Home Grower
Zone 4
11/27/2019
Plant Placement made simple yet elegant...Incorporate berry plants into your garden design! Add interest and grow beautiful, colorful fruit with great health benefits!
