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Summer Fruiting Red Raspberries - Comparative table

COMPARATIVE TABLE
Name	Hardiness	Productivity	Cane	Susceptibility	Period	Size	Weight
Boyne	excellent	excellent	average, strong, thorny	mildew	early	average	1.6 g
Encore	very good	good	average thornless	•	late	average	2 g
Festival	excellent	excellent	short, upright, thornless	low vigour	mid-season late	good	2.3 g
Gatineau	very good	good	short, relatively vigorous	anthracnose	early	average	1.7 g
Killarney	excellent	excellent	average, strong	mildew	mid-season	good	2.2 g
K81-6	good	excellent	tall	root rot problems	late	very good	2.9 g
Madawaska	very good	very good	tall	mildew	early	good	2.4 g
Nova	very good	excellent	average, upright thornless	•	mid-season	good	2.1 g
Souris	good	good	average, thorny	resistant to disease	mid-season	average	1.8 g
Titan	good	good	very tall and fair suckering	root rot problems	mid-season early	very good	2.8 g

Summer Fruiting Red Raspberries (fruits)

COMPARATIVE TABLE
Name	Color	Flavor	Firmness	Uses	Appreciation
Boyne	dark red	good	good	processing, freezing	Acidic fruit with good cohesion, excellent for pick-your-own .
Encore	medium red	good	good	fresh market	Interesting for the quality of its fruit.
Festival	medium red	good	excellent	fresh market	Good for fresh market. Variety is susceptible to orange rust.
Gatineau	dark red	good	good	fresh market, processing	Very productive variety but less resistant to disease.
Killarney	light red	good	good	fresh market	Variety for the fresh market.
K81-6	medium red	good	average	fresh market	Very susceptible to root rot problems.
Madawaska	dark red	very good	average	processing, fairly good for fresh market	Interesting for the fresh market and freezing.
Nova	light red	very good	excellent	fresh market, processing	Similar to Festival but with more vigour and resistance to rust.
Souris	bright red	very good	good	u-pick	Good for processing.
Titan	medium red	very good	very good	fresh market	The variety is susceptible to phytophtora root rot; must be planted in very light soils, with excellent drainage.