Millers?

Miller in Canandaigua? I've had no problems, you might like the fallgold raspberry, it's done well for me .

I've dealt with them in the past too. Mostly for apples no troubles.

I prefer one crop type like Latham raspberry which are easy to root propagate an older variety one croper. May have disease issues though.

Grew Heritage, Fall Gold and a black. The black tip roots and became a nasty weed.

BTW Neighbors may have some in need of cutting/digging back.

Bill who putters wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.supernews.com:

i have lot of really nice black raspberries spread around my yard by the chickens from a plant that used to grow by the former lambing pen fence. yes, they certainly do love to root from the tips! i try to keep them trimmed so they don't root where i don't want them spreading. i'm thinking of trying the Fall Gold. i haven't had any of those. it's the closest commercial thing i've seen to a white raspberry that was growing wild near Sodus NY. those were very good & the birds completely ignored them. i wish i'd taken some cuttings. i'm interested in growing raspberries in a hoop house. in theory, if the bushes aren't getting rained on while the fruit is ripening, they hold better on the bush. less disease issues, too. lee

I've never bought from them but they have a lot of negitive reviews on Daves garden watchdog.

Somewhere between zone 5 and 6 tucked along the shore of Lake Michigan on the council grounds of the Fox, Mascouten, Potawatomi, and Winnebago

snipped-for-privacy@wi.rr.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

thanks Ingrid. the reviews seem to be mostly not so great, so i'll look elsewhere. St.Lawrence Nurseries anyone? mostly antique varieties, but stuff that grows in cold zones. lee

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Somewhere between zone 5 and 6 tucked along the shore of Lake Michigan on the council grounds of the Fox, Mascouten, Potawatomi, and Winnebago