" Agromil " doo is agriculturaly company . We want to buy Rubus Idaeus Tulamen and we want to now the caracteristic of this sort of raspberry : how we plant tulamen , temperatures resistant ... Best regards , Dragomir Milic Agromil doo - Serbia & Montenegro
Hello Dragomir: Sorry about the delay to write this to you. I can tell you that I will be growing this Raspberry next year. I am in the process of arranging to make an order from a Washington nursery to buy canes for me to grow as well as purchase some canes for a greenhouse grower I know very well. She grows specialty lettuce and herbs for fresh market and wants to try growing this Raspberry as a companion plant for her commercial enterprise. I think you probably will want to start off growing this Raspberry in a greenhouse due to your climate and then plant outdoors when the frosts have passed. I am not sure as to how hardy this Raspberry is at this time but I will learn as I plan to grow my plants in the ground from dormant canes on. What I want to know is how this Raspberry compares to Heritage and Canby in the quality of the berry and how well the plants hold up after being in the ground for a few years. In my reading up on this Raspberry I believe it to be quite promising, one of the best introductions in a long while. The large sized berry combined with the excellent flavor, the firmness and shelf life of the berry in the stores may make this Raspberry a favorite for growers and consumers alike the world over. What I find novel is that this Raspberry can be grown in containers either grown strictly in a greenhouse or grown in containers outdoors. Growing a commercial Raspberry on in a container is almost unheard of. We will have to wait and see what the yields are like grown indoors, outdoors in containers or started off in a greenhouse and then transplanted into the ground like we normally plant and grow our Tomatoes. Planting 18 inch long canes should mean that we have a very good chance of producing some fruit in the first year. I am looking forward to growing this Raspberry. I’ve grown several varieties of Raspberries and Brambles in the past. Below is a source in England for you to buy this Raspberry from. You may want to contact them and inquire as to how they are growing this Raspberry. http://victoriana.ws/shop/Fruit80.asp Below are three URLs that may be of further interest to you. http://www.uvm.edu/~nesare/reports_raspb.html http://www.strawberrytyme.com/raspberry.html http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/food/2001980047_berries15m.html I would think there will be more information posted in this thread on this Raspberry as time progresses. Best regards, Jim
wow goreous picture--it's sooo detailed --i can't believe you could actually take pictures like that--it is sooo vivid and clear and very very awing to look at
Tulameen berries have become available from Raintree Nurseries in the U.S. http://raintreenursery.com/catalog/productdetails.cfm?ProductID=E391B
I just bought some at Rona in North Vancouver for $4.98 each. They are two feet tall and have berries on them right now.
Dear Mr. Milic, I would like to speak to you or email would be fine - could you possible contact me - David Sanders email: davids@intmf.com. Thankyou I look forward to hearing from you. Thankyou David Sanders
