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How to Prune and Transplant Raspberries Raspberries are by far my favorite perennial. They are great for snacks with the kids to making wine they are a great addition to any garden. Raspberries send out new canes every year and require two different varieties for cross pollination. Generally after the individual cane produce fruit they…
I am really excited about these plants. A Friend of mine suggested I try our Honey Berries. Not knowing what they were I quickly went to the internet and did some searching. The University of Saskatchewan came up and I was awash with information. Originally a cross between two edible blue honey suckles, the Russian…
Raspberries are some of the easiest plants to grow and get fruit from in northern zones. They produce heavily and are super hardy. To give them a kick start into the spring and producing for me I usually give them some spring care to get them going. Mulching the base with grass leafs compost and…
) This year I am going to push my garden into a square foot garden and Bio-intensive garden. I want to make sure my limited space has as much production as possible! to do that I will be implementing a few goals and take the time to plan my garden out. If you are a…