Autumn Bliss is a popular autumn flowering variety that produces flavorful fruits from August until the first frost. It has shorter, stout canes that grow in a more narrow fashion than average, which means they won't need a trellis or support. Flowers bloom on canes that grow that same year. Raspberries are best planted in well-drained, moist, organically rich soils. They benefit from mulch and a spring application of fertilizer. Cut to ground level in winter or late fall (after harvesting). Autumn Bliss is resistant to disease and aphids. 
 
Raspberry plants are self-fertile, but they benefit greatly from the pollinating efforts of honey and solitary bees. Bees are responsible for 90 to 95 percent of pollination, and each flower requires a dizzying number of bee visitations in order to form a perfect fruit. The amount of pollination the flowers receive directly affects the size and number of fruits on a bush. For a detailed explanation of this complex process, visit Gardening Know How: https://tinyurl.com/5n82en46.
 
Plant Characteristics:
Grows 4-5' tall and 1-2' wide.
 
Prefers full sun.
 
Prefers well-drained, moist, rich soils with moderate moisture. 
 
Red fruits appear from August to first frost.
 
Resources:
Nature Hills: https://naturehills.com/products/autumn-bliss-raspberry?_pos=1&_psq=autumn+bliss&_ss=e&_v=1.0
 
Photo is of Kroger raspberries on a bowl of yogurt. It was the best we could do for now! -Patty