Red Raspberries
Members of the rose family, raspberries are typically red-pink in color, but actually come in a range of colors including black, purple, orange, yellow and white.
Washington accounts for nearly 60% of the U.S. production of red raspberries, at nearly 70,000,000 pounds per year.
A raspberry plant may live and produce fruit for more than 30 years as long as it is properly cared for.
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| Tips For Getting the Ripest Reds Out There |
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Avoid berries that are light red in color, and berries with white or yellow tips. Pick the fruits when they have turned a deep red and drop off easily from the core when touched. This is when the fruits are most ripe and sweetest. |
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Be careful not to fill your containers too full or else you will have smashed berries on the bottom. |
Recipe: Karalee's Triple Berry Jam
(coming soon)
