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2 days ago · Trellising. Trellising provides support for blackberry canes and improves air circulation, reducing disease risk. Use: Posts: Install sturdy posts 10-15 feet apart. Wires: Run three wires between the posts at heights of 2, 4, and 6 feet. Pruning: Train canes to grow along the wires by pruning and tying them as needed.
4 days ago · To boost side shoots on young blackberry plants, prune the tips of new canes. To ensure the light penetration on new raspberry bushes for optimal yield and easy harvesting, wait till the first few years of growth and prune back the cane height to 4-5 feet.
4 days ago · Today we pruned the summer fruiting raspberries, taking canes off to ground level. We put the canes through a shredder ready for the compost bins.Episode 358...
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3 days ago · Pruning: Regular pruning is crucial for maintaining healthy growth and maximizing fruit production. Prune in late winter or early spring, removing dead, diseased, or weak branches. Also, prune out any canes that are more than three years old. Training and Support: Climbing blackberries need support to grow upright.
2 days ago · If you have primocane-fruiting erect blackberries, which are harvested in late summer/early autumn, cut all canes to the ground in the late winter (after the fall crop). In the summer, when the primocanes are 3½ feet tall, remove the top 6 inches.
4 days ago · If you wish, you can replant the suckers, and you’ll have new plants! Dig them up, set them in a fresh area of prepared ground, and water them after planting. How to Prune Raspberries. Prune summer-fruiting raspberries immediately after you’re done picking! Cut only the canes that produced berries back down to the ground. (Remember, this ...
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5 days ago · Start with loam soil mixed with organic matter to improve its richness. It should have a pH range of 5.5 to 7.0. Till the soil well, ensuring good drainage because these bushes love soil that’s neither too dry nor too wet. Mulch can also help retain soil moisture and control weeds.
