Raspberry Golden Dome

The 'Golden Dome' raspberry variety is a remontant type featuring large berries with a golden-yellow hue, each weighing up to 3.6–3.8 grams. The berries have a hemispherical shape and are covered with a delicate, sparse bloom when fully ripe. The fruit offers a pleasant, acid-sweet taste with a unique character compared to traditional raspberries. Berries detach easily from the stem and withstand transportation well, making this variety convenient for harvesting and marketing.

The 'Golden Dome' raspberry bushes are spreading, of medium growth vigor, reaching heights of 1.3–1.6 meters. The plant is resistant to major diseases and pests, is almost unaffected by illnesses, and features sparse suckering. The variety tolerates drought well and does not require intensive watering, simplifying care. Thanks to excellent winter hardiness, the raspberry is successfully cultivated both in open ground and in greenhouses.

The fruiting is remontant: the first harvest can be gathered in June-July, while the second wave of active fruiting begins in August and continues until September, up to the first frosts. The yield exceeds 2 kg per bush, making this variety high-yielding and versatile for various climatic conditions and cultivation methods.