Topic: Yellow raspberries

[KittyKatt]

I am thinking of extending my raspberry collection and am rather tempted by the idea of yellow raspberries. BUT I have never tasted one!! Has anyone grown yellow raspberries, and if so, would they recommend them?

KittyKatt

[Deb P]

Yes I would!
I've grown 'All Gold' this year, they are autumn fruiting variety so easy to care for and taste wonderful, I am considering getting some more! ;D

[KittyKatt]

Thank you, Deb, that is the best kind of recommendation - tasty and easy to grow!!! I will definitely be adding them to my list.
KK

[Curryandchips]

Yes indeed. No idea on my variety, but they are also autumn fruiting, I started out with a couple of canes two years ago, and now have about a dozen. The fruit is slightly more delicate in taste than red fruit, and the birds seem to leave them alone.

[Tora]

I've been thinking about planting yellow ones too. Nice to know they are good. :)

[real food]

I would not plant yellow rasps again. The taste is perfectly acceptable, but they do not look nice with the black beetle grubs growing inside them. I do not want to spray my rasps.

[nippie]

I would not plant yellow rasps again. The taste is perfectly acceptable, but they do not look nice with the black beetle grubs growing inside them. I do not want to spray my rasps.

Uuuuggh ;D

Yellow raspberries are like yellow tomatoes......just not right ???
When I grew yellow toms I had to eat them with my eyes shut, otherwise I couldn't believe they were tomatoes.  :o

[Melbourne12]

We've got a row of Autumn Gold.  Very easy to grow and very productive.  But the taste isn't a patch on "real" raspberries.  When they get old they'll be replaced with red ones.

[asbean]

We had a row of them in the garden when I was a child. I always remember picking them and preferring the yellow to the red  :P :P :P