The Canby Raspberry (Rubus idaeus ‘Canby’) is a premium red raspberry variety known for its sweet, juicy fruit and vigorous growth. First introduced in the early 20th century, Canby quickly became a favorite among home gardeners and commercial growers due to its lack of thorns, high yields, and exceptional cold hardiness. This summer-bearing raspberry is easy to grow and produces firm, bright red berries with a classic raspberry flavor. Perfect for fresh eating, preserves, and baking, the Canby Raspberry is a must-have for any berry lover’s garden. Zones 4-8, shipped in their 2 3/8" x 5" containers, plant right away or wait until you're ready! ***PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE NOT TINY PLUGS SHIPPED IN A PLASTIC BAG, THEY ARE IN THEIR POTS AND CAN BE PLANTED WHEN YOU ARE READY***
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May 13, 2026
I have ordered multiple thornless raspberry plants this season and these are by far the healthiest and happiest raspberry plants I have received! They arrived in perfect condition and I couldn’t be happier with them! Thank you so much for raising such a beautiful plants!
Lisa Baldwin
May 4, 2026
these are of good size, healthy
pat orban
May 2, 2026
Absolutely amazing quality and packaged perfectly
hedgerina
Apr 8, 2026
Ordered 2 live plants for myself and my best friend. They arrived quickly, were packaged with excellent care, and look incredibly heathy! It’s hard to believe they were shipped from out of state! I am new to gardening and also greatly appreciate the printed instructions inside the box, as well as outstanding customer service! Not long after I placed my order, I realized that I was going to be out of town when the delivery was expected and I panicked thinking the plants might not survive by the time I return. I wanted to make sure I was home to take proper care of the plants right away. He went out his way to make sure my plants arrived before I left town! It instantly relieved my anxiety and I’m happy to say I just received them and am about to go plant mine right now! I’m so excited!! It’s only Spring, but today feels like Xmas
Tess Harris