EA has it listed on their website, the cool thing is they have online ordering now. Good luck :) Here is a link that might be useful: EA

My understanding is that P. palmeri is not likely to survive eastern winters, not even in sandy soil. I believe it really needs to be in a very dry climate. If yours survive, please let us know next year.

Thanks azalyssa, that is a great suggestion. Will give it a try. Would be attractive. Will tell a neighbor also.

I planted 3 raspberry plants last year or year before. I think 2 are the Fall Gold- they produce yellow golden raspberries that have a really nice sweet flavor, but size-wise the fruit are kinda small. Anyway, I just wanted to say that my Fall Gold seem to spread quite a bit- and I end up just pulling and discarding the ones that are spreading where I don't want them. I got mine at Pike- so you could try calling them. I got mine when they were on clearance (half off or 75% off) but originally they were expensive. The other one, I cant remember its name, but I want to call it Latham, I got it last year from Walmart- its roots were in a bag and it just had a stalk sticking out of it and it was marked really cheap in the fall (maybe 99 cents). Anyway, I expected that plant to die, and it too is spreading far and wide. I think if you are still looking, maybe you could post if anyone is looking to discard raspberries also, cause I know, I just trash mine. The only problem with taking some from someone like me is that you wouldn't know if they are the fall gold or latham cause they are planted in same patch together.