Arctic raspberry, a delicate fruit-bearing plant native to arctic and subarctic regions, flourishes in cool summers and benefits from a well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Enthusiasts should propagate arctic raspberry through sowing, using cold-stratified seeds to encourage germination. After stratification, sow seeds shallowly in trays containing a mix of peat and sand, ensuring consistent moisture but avoiding waterlogging. Germinated seedlings require careful handling due to their sensitivity. Once established, arctic raspberry can reward growers with its distinctive, flavorful fruits.
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