Raspberry Black Jewel

Raspberry Black Jewel
The main characteristics of the variety:
  • Authors: USA, Cornell University at the New York State Experimental Station
  • Repairability: No
  • Berry color: black with a bluish bloom
  • Taste: sweet
  • Ripening period: average
  • Berry weight, g: up to 5
  • Yield: up to 1.1 kg per bush
  • Frost resistance: winter hardy. -30–34 ° C
  • Drop off location: no wind or drafts
  • Fruiting period: at the end of June
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Black Jewel is a black raspberry variety developed in the United States by Cornell University at the New York State Experimental Station. The cultivar was a cross between NY 29773 and Dundee raspberries. In Russia, Black Jewel is becoming more and more popular every year.

Description of the variety

The plant has the following features:

  • erect bush, vigorous, height 100 cm;

  • shoots are erect, flexible, elastic, green in color, darken with age, have many thorns;

  • leaves are large, dark green, covered with pile on the underside, serrated along the edges.

Ripening terms

It is a non-repairable variety with a medium ripening period. The fruiting period occurs at the end of July.

Yield

The variety is distinguished by a high degree of productivity, from 1 bush you can collect up to 1.1 kg of berries.

Berries and their taste

The fruits are black in color with a bluish tint. The shape is round, weight - up to 5 g. The berries taste sweet, the pulp is juicy, with a blackberry flavor. And also the fruits are characterized by good transportability, which allows them to be used for commercial purposes.

How to choose a raspberry seedling
Due to its unpretentiousness, raspberries live in almost every garden plot. But in order to get tasty berries, you must first plant a healthy and strong seedling. In nurseries, shops and private sellers, you can find a huge assortment of seedlings, but how to determine their quality and be sure of the abundance of fruiting already upon purchase?

Growing features

The variety is distinguished by drought resistance and winter hardiness, it is able to endure frosts down to -34 degrees. Of the advantages, resistance to adverse weather conditions is noted. And also keep in mind that this is a self-pollinated variety that does not need to be planted next to red-fruited varieties in order to prevent crossbreeding.

Site selection and soil preparation

When landing, use the following guidelines:

  • choose an area for planting that is well lit by the sun and is not located in a draft;

  • any soil is suitable, but it is important that it is not waterlogged;

  • the optimal time for planting a seedling with an open root system is spring or autumn, the cutting in a container can be planted at any time from spring to autumn.

The planting process itself consists of several stages.

  1. 2-4 weeks before planting, dig holes 40-45 cm deep.

  2. Fill them one third with organic or mineral compounds, for example, humus, compost, chicken droppings, wood ash.

  3. Arrange drainage. Use, for example, a layer of rubble or gravel.

  4. Mix soil and fertilizer, place the mixture in the hole.

  5. Plant an escape.

  6. Water the planting area liberally and add a layer of mulch.

A plentiful and high-quality harvest in the future depends on the correct technology of planting a raspberry bush. It is necessary to choose the right planting material, determine the location and prepare the site.
Raspberry garter is a difficult and painstaking task. This requires time and imagination. But on the other hand, the benefits from this process are enormous. Thanks to the garter, the fruits ripen more intensively and regularly. Bushes are much less deformed, branches do not break off.After the garter, the berries are better preserved, and the greatest achievement at the same time is the convenience of harvesting.
The raspberry pruning process is an essential and essential part of caring for your garden and the key to harvesting large, juicy berries. Without pruning, raspberry shoots lose their strength and cease to bear fruit. It is very easy to avoid thickening of the raspberry tree: you only need pruning - in the spring, summer and autumn months.

Watering and feeding

Most of all, the culture of the presented variety needs watering in the first year of the growing season. And it is also required to moisten the soil abundantly in the summer, especially when the filling begins to form on the berries. The volume of water at a time is 30-40 liters, the frequency on average is 1-2 times a week, in the fall you need to ensure minimum watering.

The variety has good yields and vigorous growth, so the crop needs fertilization. Top dressing is applied during the following growing seasons:

  • in early spring, after the snow has melted;

  • at the stage of ovary formation;

  • at the end of the harvest.

Organic and mineral fertilizers are used as additional nutrition. It is important to avoid nitrogen formulations when applying top dressing in the fall.

One of the conditions for proper care of raspberries is proper watering. The rules for watering raspberries are the same for all varieties and varieties of this garden plant. Moistening should be carried out if the soil has dried out by 5 cm or more.
One of the most important conditions for growing large and sweet raspberries is timely fertilization. For each stage of development of the raspberry bush, different feeding is required. Fertilizers that are used at the beginning of the growing season of the plant are not suitable during flowering and ripening of berries.
Preparing raspberries for winter is another of the stages of berry care. If you start preparing raspberries for wintering in time, then next year you will get a rich harvest of delicious and sweet berries. Winter preparation activities include pruning, feeding, pest control, watering and shelter.

Diseases and pests

The presented variety has high immunity to insects and anthracnose, but can be affected by verticillium. To avoid this ailment, it is recommended to reduce the amount of nitrogen fertilizers, and also not to plant a plant in the garden where potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, and blackberries have been growing for the last five years. In addition, roses and chrysanthemums planted nearby can attract the disease.

For prophylaxis in industrial farms, fungicides are used; for a private plot, the means "Trichodermin" and "Fitosporin" are suitable.

Unfortunately, raspberries, like other plants, do not bypass various diseases and pests. Only armed with the knowledge and the necessary means for this, you can cope with such troubles. To help the plant, it is very important to be able to recognize the disease in time and begin timely treatment.

Reproduction

Bushes can be planted by dividing or by dropping the tops. The first method is simple for novice summer residents, so we will dwell on the second method in more detail.

Tilt the lower branches to the garden bed, cut off 3-5 cm of the shoot, remove a few leaves and sprinkle this part with soil. Provide abundant watering during the summer, and after a year, separate this area from the mother sprout. Dig the rooted shoot with an earthen clod and transplant to another place.

There are many ways to breed raspberries. Raspberries can be diluted with root cuttings, woody cuttings and root cuttings. Regardless of the method of berry propagation, a number of requirements must be observed to ensure the receipt of high-quality planting material.
General characteristics
Authors
USA, Cornell University at the New York State Experimental Station
Appeared when crossing
NY 29773 × Dundee
Synonyms (or Latin name)
Black jewel
Yield
up to 1.1 kg per bush
Yield rate
high
Transportability
Yes
Bush
Description of the bush
erect, vigorous
Bush height, cm
100
Escapes
erect
Leaves
complex, large, dark green, pubescent below
Berries
Berry color
black with a bluish bloom
Berry shape
rounded
Berry weight, g
up to 5
Taste
sweet
Pulp, consistency
juicy, with a blackberry flavor
Growing
Frost resistance
winter hardy. -30–34 ° C
Drought tolerance
high
Pollination type
self-pollinated
Landing distance
between bushes - 80 cm, between rows - about 2 m
Drop off location
without wind and drafts
sunlight
is necessary
The soil
any, but not waterlogged
Resistance to adverse weather factors
high
Disease and pest resistance
high
Anthracnose resistance
high
Resistance to verticillium
average
Maturation
Repairability
No
Ripening period
average
Fruiting period
at the end of June
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