The black raspberry 'Black Jewel' is a fruit shrub with healthy and very tasty fruits. It is a very prolific variety, bearing fruit from mid-July. The fruits have medicinal properties. The raspberry is a plant that spreads extensively. It grows up to about 2 meters in height. It requires support for growth. It is a frost-resistant plant. It prefers sunny locations and organic fertilization.

Application: The fruits are very large and healthy, containing, among other things: vitamin C, B2, PP, and provitamin A. They have antipyretic and diaphoretic properties, as well as expectorant effects. Recommended for colds, fever, and sore throat. Drinking raspberry juice or compote is recommended for anemia. They regulate the digestive system. The fruits are suitable for direct consumption as well as for preserves.

Flowering and fruiting: The flowers are small, white, and very decorative. The fruits are black, large, and sweet. They bloom from May to August. They bear fruit from mid-July.

Care: Plant about 2 meters apart. Raspberries thrive in sunny locations. The soil should be fairly fertile, well-draining, and moist. Raspberries prefer slightly acidic soil.

Pruning: Raspberries require strong pruning. In the autumn, only the canes that bore fruit should be cut, but the shoots that grew this year should be left. The fruits will appear on these next year. Additionally, raspberries should be pruned for maintenance during the season.