That leaves Heritage, the erect primocane. New Heritage canes that emerge in spring will flower and fruit beginning in late summer. Raspberries should be planted in a sunny spot. They will grow in most soils, but they prefer areas with good drainage. You may even want to consider planting raspberries in a raised bed.
Most publications recommend that raspberries be planted in late winter.
However, you may want to order you plants now and be sure to test your soil. Raspberries will benefit from watering with an inch of water twice a week and a two or three inches of mulch. With a little bit of planning and a minimum of effort you should be rewarded with a bountiful harvests of raspberries in early summer and again in the fall.