Description of the raspberry variety "Abundant Kazakova"

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Raspberries are a tasty and very healthy berry. Among the many varieties, gardeners choose those plants that bear fruit abundantly every year, give large and beautiful berries, and do not have thorns. These varieties include "Abundant Kazakova", the name of which speaks for itself: consistently high yields every summer, unpretentious care, exquisite taste of fruits. Due to the absolute absence of thorns, children enjoy eating berries directly from the bushes.

About breeders

In 1986, the Rosselkhozizdat publishing house published the brochure Raspberry. The authors are Soviet breeders Ivan Vasilyevich Kazakov and Viktor Valeryanovich Kichina. The book quickly became very popular, but it was very difficult to get it. However, she was very attracted to the owners of personal plots. In the book, breeders talked about advanced methods for growing various varieties of raspberries.

Viktor Kichina's doctoral dissertation is devoted to the genetics of raspberries, he paid great attention to the quality and size of the fruit. Professor Kazakov, when breeding new varieties, paid more attention to remontant, abundant fruiting until frost. This magnificent tandem made a real revolution in raspberry production. The Kokinsky nursery at the Bryansk Agricultural Academy is considered the raspberry capital of Russia.

The best high-yielding varieties are included in the "Golden Series of Kazakov Raspberry". This list also includes “Abundant Kazakova”. The variety was entered into the state register in 1991. Gardeners have been growing this raspberry for over 25 years.

View characteristics

Remontant raspberry "Abundant Kazakova" was obtained by crossing two varieties: "Stolichnaya" and "Elizabeth Kip". The variety is medium early and large-fruited, such raspberries can withstand frosts up to 30 degrees. Fruiting branches of the first and second years. High yield - every year.

The shrub itself is compact. Its height does not exceed three meters, it does not grow very strongly (up to 8–10 shoots per season), three to five root offspring are formed. The branches in the first year are elastic, of medium thickness. In the second year they become thick (up to 3 cm in diameter), reddish in color. The leaves are dark green, smooth, medium in size. The complete absence of thorns makes harvesting very convenient.

The plant is resistant to pests, fungal and viral diseases. Worms do not appear on the berries, since the flowering time is later - the raspberry beetle goes into hibernation at this time. Berries during ripening tolerate cold snap and even small frosts.

The first berries ripen in early July. Harvesting is usually carried out until mid-August. Fruiting is abundant, ripening is undulating. During the season there will be 4-5 waves, the most fruitful - the second and third. From 15 to 40 fruits ripen on a branch, so a garter to strong supports is required.

More than 8 kg of berries are obtained from one bush during the summer. The berries are of a beautiful red color, weight - up to 12 g. Their shape is classic, cylindrical. The skin of the fruit is dense, so the crop is easy to transport.

The taste of juicy berries resemble wild raspberries: they are sweet, with a slight sourness. Such fruits are good both fresh and canned. Fresh berries are very beautiful and look great in dessert decorations.

Selection of planting material

"Abundant Kazakov" is propagated by seedlings, layering or cuttings, like most raspberry varieties. Fruits should be purchased in specialized nurseries, from breeders or experienced gardeners. It is recommended to choose planting material with 2-4 shoots, with healthy developed roots. Plants must be undamaged and have at least three buds.

Landing and care

When planting seedlings, it is important to observe the correct agricultural practices. It should be noted that all "Kazakov" varieties of raspberries are unpretentious, they require lower costs and funds (compared to traditional varieties). Raspberries are planted in spring or autumn. A place for landing is chosen warm, calm, well lit.

The soil should be fertile and light, the PH value should be from slightly acidic to neutral. The prepared material is planted in holes or trenches. Regular feeding is obligatory: in spring - mullein, in summer - mineral macro- and microelements. In autumn, it is recommended to use potash and phosphorus fertilizers to care for raspberries.

During the ripening period, it is important to prevent overdrying of the soil. To do this, under each bush you need to pour 2-4 buckets of water. This should be done early in the morning or in the evening when the sun is not so active. Do not allow the formation of puddles, stagnation of water.

In autumn, weak, diseased and old branches should be removed. In central Russia, “Abundant” is not sheltered for the winter. In colder regions, raspberry branches should be bent down and covered. Covering material can be spruce branches, sawdust or special agrofibre. Additionally, a layer of mulch will protect from freezing.

Reviews

Viktor Mikhailovich Fadyukov lives in the Ryazan region. He has a very large raspberry garden. Viktor Mikhailovich is a real raspberry expert.A special place in his garden is occupied by remontant or annual varieties of Kazakov. Such varieties produce a crop from planting to fruit in one summer.

Fadyukov speaks of "Abundant" with great enthusiasm, because there are four orders of branching on the bushes, which means that the harvest will be four times larger. In abundance, he compares the ovaries with dill.

Mikhail Shloma, who is another expert, visited Kokino and highly appreciated Kazakov's work. The bountiful bushes caught his attention, as they were strewn with berries from head to toe. "Abundant Kazakova" is popular among gardeners around the world. Americans consider Kazakov an outstanding breeder. This variety is also widely used in Belarus.

For information on how to care for raspberries "Abundant Kazakova", see the following video.

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