We grow four different raspberry varieties
Red Bounty, Souris, Boyne and Mammoth
Eden available in 2024!

Our Holistic Farm Practices:
We do not spray the berries or plants
We do use granular fertilizer on the soil in spring and
granular herbicide on the soil in fall

Our Raspberries

Boyne: All round great berry we grow lots of Boyne!
Origin: Manitoba, 1960   Season: Early   Size: Small (1.9g)
Fruit Quality: Dark, flavorful, small berries 
​Use: fresh eating, canning, freezing

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AAC- Eden: A mid-season variety with excellent productivity. The canes are tall and thornless growth is strong. The fruits are excellent caliber, an average of 2 gr. Fruits are light-coloured, firm and sweet. Ready 2024

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Souris: Cousin berry to Boyne
Origin: Manitoba, 1960   Season: Early   Size: medium   Fruit Quality: Dark, flavorful, and sweet berries   Use: fresh eating, canning, freezing

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Red Bounty​: Bounty grows so many large berries the plants bend over with the weight!  Great for jam and wine makers.
Origin:  University of Saskatchewan  Season: Mid  Size:  Large, prolific producer  Fruit Quality: Fragile juicy berry good flavor  Use: wine and jams​

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Red Mammoth: Steady producer of large berries.
Origin: University of Saskatoon  Fruit Quality: Dark flavorful medium berry  Shape: Slightly conical  Size: Large (3.2 g)  Yield: Long season producer  Season: Mid to late  Use: Fresh eating and canning, freezing, last 3-5 days in fridge