Last year I did what he said, I was a little fearful because this was my first time with raspberries. I did exactly what he said and this year they are loaded. The birds have noticed how wonderful they are, anybody out there nervous about trying, go for it you will be pleased.🤩
I cannot tell whether my raspberries are all year or the other type. With this method I will be able to tell. I had no idea why they fruited and dried. Now I know. And how do you stop the birds?
Every time I prune my raspberries and blackberries, rather than discarding the part I pruned off, I plop it in a pot of compost and in a few weeks I have a new plant. Also, if te cane is too long and it can touch the ground, I take the tip and bury it in the ground and hold it down with a brick or huge rock. Again, in a few weeks, the tip has grown roots. I then cut it at a good length and again have a new plant. I also make sure I cut a cane down to the ground after it fruits. It makes it easier to prune as you go along.
I have everbearing raspberries and blackberry be sure to stake/trellis them up the plant gets really heavy with fruit We just covered them now as berries are forming to prevent the birds from cleaning the bushes clean.
wow..your black caps berries look fantastic.. going to apply this method to mine..never prune them before just pull out the ones shooting up left and right I did not want
That end comment was super helpful. I don't know what kind my raspberry is but my dog chewed the canes down to the ground a year ago and a barely got any fruit this last summer. I'm hoping to trim it this year in a way that I'll get a real harvest this year.
I've been waiting on this video James, so thank you very much. I just pruned mine today and this video justifies exactly my philosophy on how to prune blackberries and raspberries... you sir ,are the man. :)
Honestly, I've always been watching all your videos and whenever I watch, it's giving me a calm and relaxing vibes and a positive energy. Also, your videos help me relieve my stress. Always take care and so is your family. Thank you for always giving us these wonderful videos ❤
After MANY years of renting I’m now in the market looking at homes! Can’t wait until I have my own food forest & head of security like Tuck. I’m in CT so we have similar zones. Hoping to be as successful as you are.
Jameson Jones- I don't know you, and you don't know me, and this is very off topic to the vid, but as a fellow fan of this channel, I would encorage you to research the trends in housing prices in your area since the last recession. If prices have shot up drastically, you may want to consider to keep renting until the next correction. We are overdue for another one based on historical cycles, and there are some of the same warning signs as before the last one. Two of my friends who didn't heed my warning in 2005 paid dearly. Owning is great. I don't want to discourage you in any way. But the banks/lenders will not be honest with you on this topic. They get paid either way. Best of luck.
@@allanturpin2023 The next correction may be 8+ years from now when house prices have since doubled or tripled. There's no way to outsmart the market. The banks have hundreds of PhD's and billion dollar super computers. The only thing you can do is get lucky unless you're some super genius like Peter Lynch or Michael Burry.
Justin Fiorini - the manipulation of the markets by the "phds" is documented, and waiting for a correction doesn't require any expertise, but you are correct it's a gamble... which is why I included multiple qualifiers.
@@suffolkshepherd- yeah, well, for my next prediction, the bottom hasn't been reached yet. Soon though. Some people are determined to buy high and sell low...
James I’ve got a first year blackberry and it’s probably about 8 foot but I’m growing it over a little trellis and down to the ground and when it reaches the dirt I’m going to sink it’s head and let it root. Then I’m going to cut it so I’ll have 2 bushes growing. I watched that on Doug and Stacy the homestead homies
as always ,,,, love your videos James . All those berries. I'll be very real here, your last video you mentioned your berries ,but it went over my head. With this video I saw what you meant and I get it now !!!! I see where you cut and where that branch burst out lots of little branches full of berries..... Thank you for clarifying it for me !!!
Thank you!! I do wish that the gardening videos on you tube would be more clear about 2 things 1. specific area of country and 2 .growing zone. 4or 5 or 6 and so on.Thanks again.
Hello guys I’m so excited , I have purchased lots of sweet things to sow in my garden can’t wait to get dirty and sweaty because I know the wait is not that long for the good stuff 😁❤️❤️❤️😁🍓🫐🍓🫐🍓🫐🍓🫐🍓
I don't own any black raspberry varieties as it is not recommended to be in close proximity with Reds/Yellows for disease reasons. However, tons of Purple. Why did you wait so long to prune your Black's? They were huge! I would have done it a lot sooner so you have more time and the plant has more energy to produce the laterals. Purples I prune off 2-3 inches of the tip when they are reaching just over 3 ft. The everbearing(fall) crop too is different because its going to depend on your growing zone and the variety. Some can be harvested towards the end of August and some all the way towards the end of September. Our first frost date is just a few weeks or less into October, so some of our Fall Raspberries actually have a much smaller harvest in the fall then compared to the following summer.
I grow wiled sourced black and raspberries and I've never seen red and purple berries together. Here they grow pure purple and have a unique flavor. I'm near Niagara falls, here they call the mix Logan berries. Your leaves look the same though on your mixed plants.
Hi James I'm from India & have been watching your videos quite recently & liked it, I too love gardening but my home plot is not spacious , so by watching your videos I contend myself
Thank you! I have about a gajillion wild blackberry and black raspberry plants around here, and they never seemed as productive as I thought they should be. Now I know what to do about it!
The black caps are growing like crazy in my back yard this year. I suppose I should actually put some work in since they want to be there. Pruning time.
Black raspberries are my favorite berry..I have a couple rows of blackberries on my yard, something is nibbling on the tender leaves on the end. Possibly deer, I think..Your food Forrest is amazing. Thanks for sharing
James, you've inspired me to make my own gardening videos. My favorite ones to record are the harvests, like potatoes and apricots!! Recently I've been getting woodchips like every week. It's like getting candy lol. Thanks and keep it up with this great content!
Can't wait to really put this into practice. Lots of good tips. We inherited a large neglected bramble of unknown raspberry varieties when we bought our house. I cleaned it all up, and re-ordered the plants into rows last summer. I'll be trying your tips and topping the green canes when they get a little bit taller
Just did my own pruning - well, tip-pruning - of my blackcaps and blackberries. I also had to cut out a lot of dead blackberry canes - they don't seem to survive the winter for the most part, although I did get lucky with a few of the lower laterals, which might make me some blackberries this year.
This video is fantastic. My wife and I are growing a variety of raspberries and blackberries. Thank you for providing such clear information! I couldn’t click subscribe fast enough!
man, compared to the recent videos this one is at about half hype level. Now the videos are MAX ENERGY and HYPE OFF THE TRAIN INTROS! SICK JAMES ... SICK!
Black and purple raspberries don’t all fruit on second year bilateral canes. Primocane purple raspberries do exist. It’s important to know if your raspberries are summer bearing (bilateral fruiting), everbearing (bilateral and primocane fruiting), or fall bearing (primocane fruiting).
James, thank you for this info. As I was picking my (few this year) black raspberries I was thinking: how do I prune them so they fruit better? And there it is - your video. Instant answer to my question. Thanks again!
Hi I enjoy watching your posts, I’m in Melbourne Australia and have grown raspberries for 15 years. I cannot remember the variety I bought as it is too long ago, I don’t prune my canes and they grow to about 7’ tall. I harvest from Nov-May/June, I find that by leaving the canes they start producing fruit very early rather than having to grow first. I harvest around 600 grams every two days, and have to admit that after a few months I get tired of harvesting so I call in family/friends to come and pick their own. I dug up a few canes last year and placed into pots as I sold my property, we are currently in Spring here and the pot of raspberries is in full fruit already and I know that when I buy my next home I will have an area for raspberries as they will slowly spread over the years. I commend you for your enthusiasm and generosity of time as you regularly post and wish you abundant harvests. I too follow Back to Eden philosophy if gardening and know first hand the benefits of using arborists mulch, I always applied it as soon as it was delivered and had magnificent harvests. My soil after 9 years under my care was over a metre deep of black soil teeming with worms. I stopped having a designated compost area and just buried my kitchen scraps each day under mulch, this would be gone within a few days as the worms would make light work of the compost.
A fabulous video! I have no idea what kind of raspberries I have in my patch, and this is the first video I've seen that gave a strategy for figuring this out. Also, it's just the right length of time, and I really like the quick recap at the end.
Oh James, In philly in penny pack park down by welsh road/Rhawn Street they have the most delicious wild raspberries growing EVERYWHERE (wineberries actually) oh how I miss harvesting those every August! Lol you should find someone who frequents to philly and get them to get you some cuttings!
thanks so much for the info. Have had raspberries (Think we have what you call black capped) in our backyard since we moved in 20 years ago and I have always let them grow left alone fearing I would mess up a future harvest. Now i can go in and prune them and clean up the tangle without worrying. Wish you could come up to Ct and give me some advice after a tour of my place lol
Brilliant explanation James. I’ve got a healthy looking 2 year old summer fruiting raspberry bush here in UK, first few are ripening nicely but there’s a ton of fruit already. Gonna head out and prune to 4ft this years canes. Thanks a lot!
Hi James. This question doesn't have anything to do with raspberries but I was wondering if you still add compost to your garden? Or is there no need to amend your soil after the chips are down? I just put down wood chips today, going to give the back to eden method a shot. Thanks in advance
yes nice video, what part of Jersey are you in?, I was born in Atlantic City grew up in Margate then we moved to Cherry Hill my mother always had a huge garden, I now wished I had paid more attention to her when she was trying to teach me, so I look at youtube videos like yours to catch up, have been living in Reno NV since 1976, turning the yard into a food forest, great video!
Is it possible to take the clippings from the first year canes and transplant them to grow another plant from them? Looking to spread out my raspberry bushes.
Thanks for the simple explanation of trimming black raspberries. I wish you would have said something about how many new canes to leave from each clump. I read somewhere to leave 3 to 4 of the healthiest canes per plant. Maybe yours is so dense that you can't distinguish individual clumps but then what about spacing?
James, if your raspberries are truly everbearing, they should be producing continuously from June until September or even October if the onset of fall is mild, as it sometimes is in Southwest Oregon. The same is true for everbearing strawberries. Thanks for your video.
whats the best time of year to transplant raspberries? we have just purchased a pce of property, half wooded and half open grass. Planning on food forest and then some open area crops, annuals. I have found a wild area that is LOADED with raspberries, about 5 blocks of them. . We have picked there several years. I want to go and get some raspberry bushes to transplant to our property. Can you transplant mid Aug, if we get the whole plant, root and all? Also, can I take cutting and from what, new growth or old growth? Thank you.
Thanks for this information. I have ever bearing plants and have been pruning the new canes in the summer and couldn't figure out why I wasn't getting a fall harvest.
Good information! I just bought 4 baby thornless blackberry bushes. I love blackberries but hate the thorns. This was my solution. Have any specific info regarding thornless blackberries? I'm slowly turning my yard into a food forest. I currently have a Fuyu Persimmon and 4 Honeyberry bushes. I just ordered an Almond tree. Any suggestions on easy to maintain perrenials? I don't care for annual plants. My yard is on the small side so I like dwarf and semi dwarf trees. I live in Tennessee if that helps.
So no matter what type I have, raspberry or blackberry, everbearing or not, I can literally cut them all to the ground in the Fall and I will have a large harvest the next year in the Fall??? I want to keep these confined to a small space, and need to keep them smaller and neater. Thank you for your help everyone
Last year I did what he said, I was a little fearful because this was my first time with raspberries. I did exactly what he said and this year they are loaded. The birds have noticed how wonderful they are, anybody out there nervous about trying, go for it you will be pleased.🤩
I cannot tell whether my raspberries are all year or the other type. With this method I will be able to tell. I had no idea why they fruited and dried. Now I know. And how do you stop the birds?
@@nuffsedd3408 bird netting even old curtain nets will work
Last year I tried a net to keep the birds off the berries. The canes tangled with the net. A real mess. Better practice is to pick them twice a day.
I play *"Iron Maiden"* on my outdoor patio when we're bar-b-qing, and my berry plants are 20 feet tall.
*THEY LOVE IT!*
It's refreshing to see other young adults doing gardening videos! Keep up the great work!
Your conclusion that you do at the end of the videos really gives the videos an extra high quality!
Every time I prune my raspberries and blackberries, rather than discarding the part I pruned off, I plop it in a pot of compost and in a few weeks I have a new plant. Also, if te cane is too long and it can touch the ground, I take the tip and bury it in the ground and hold it down with a brick or huge rock. Again, in a few weeks, the tip has grown roots. I then cut it at a good length and again have a new plant. I also make sure I cut a cane down to the ground after it fruits. It makes it easier to prune as you go along.
Thanks for the "tip" 😊 My gd loves raspberries so the more the better ❣️
I have everbearing raspberries and blackberry be sure to stake/trellis them up the plant gets really heavy with fruit We just covered them now as berries are forming to prevent the birds from cleaning the bushes clean.
Oh Wow James! I planted 2 blackberry plants today in my Daughter's yard. Thank You for this information!
I planted two blackberry plants this year. Can't wait to enjoy the fruit next year. Now I know how to prune them.
Raspberry struggle here in Arizona, but we're gonna try them in a outdoor kitchen area where they have irrigation and shade!
This is why I have a garden journal, so I can keep notes on how and when to prune, what types I have, etc. Great tips, thanks!
Good tip
I love the energy lol seems like such a nice guy
wow..your black caps berries look fantastic.. going to apply this method to mine..never prune them before just pull out the ones shooting up left and right I did not want
I like how tuck just tucks himself inside the bushes 😂
That end comment was super helpful. I don't know what kind my raspberry is but my dog chewed the canes down to the ground a year ago and a barely got any fruit this last summer. I'm hoping to trim it this year in a way that I'll get a real harvest this year.
I have a ton of wild black raspberries on my property. I should probably prune some back. Thanks for the video!
I've been waiting on this video James, so thank you very much. I just pruned mine today and this video justifies exactly my philosophy on how to prune blackberries and raspberries... you sir ,are the man. :)
Ok thanks, After the spring harvest I'll be cutting at four foot all the new shoots in.
And get the black old ones out.
Honestly, I've always been watching all your videos and whenever I watch, it's giving me a calm and relaxing vibes and a positive energy. Also, your videos help me relieve my stress. Always take care and so is your family. Thank you for always giving us these wonderful videos ❤
Great info! This is all new to me and very important because i just planted a raspberry. You are probably my favorite gardener.
After MANY years of renting I’m now in the market looking at homes! Can’t wait until I have my own food forest & head of security like Tuck. I’m in CT so we have similar zones. Hoping to be as successful as you are.
Jameson Jones- I don't know you, and you don't know me, and this is very off topic to the vid, but as a fellow fan of this channel, I would encorage you to research the trends in housing prices in your area since the last recession.
If prices have shot up drastically, you may want to consider to keep renting until the next correction.
We are overdue for another one based on historical cycles, and there are some of the same warning signs as before the last one.
Two of my friends who didn't heed my warning in 2005 paid dearly.
Owning is great. I don't want to discourage you in any way. But the banks/lenders will not be honest with you on this topic. They get paid either way.
Best of luck.
@@allanturpin2023 The next correction may be 8+ years from now when house prices have since doubled or tripled. There's no way to outsmart the market. The banks have hundreds of PhD's and billion dollar super computers. The only thing you can do is get lucky unless you're some super genius like Peter Lynch or Michael Burry.
Justin Fiorini - the manipulation of the markets by the "phds" is documented, and waiting for a correction doesn't require any expertise, but you are correct it's a gamble... which is why I included multiple qualifiers.
@@allanturpin2023 Good call. That correction came about a year from the date you said it.
@@suffolkshepherd- yeah, well, for my next prediction, the bottom hasn't been reached yet. Soon though.
Some people are determined to buy high and sell low...
James I’ve got a first year blackberry and it’s probably about 8 foot but I’m growing it over a little trellis and down to the ground and when it reaches the dirt I’m going to sink it’s head and let it root. Then I’m going to cut it so I’ll have 2 bushes growing. I watched that on Doug and Stacy the homestead homies
Off Grid with Doug and Stacy! I love those guys! They're in Missouri like me!
I have a red raspberry bed. Now I think I know how to prune them 😊 thanks James.
It's really good taste I picked yesterday from forest near my house
Very helpful.
So helpful, thank you!i just put in my first raspberries and blackberries last year and was just wondering this.
Thanks James.
Dang, that's a lot of raspberries! Well done!
as always ,,,, love your videos James . All those berries. I'll be very real here, your last video you mentioned your berries ,but it went over my head. With this video I saw what you meant and I get it now !!!! I see where you cut and where that branch burst out lots of little branches full of berries..... Thank you for clarifying it for me !!!
Thank you!! I do wish that the gardening videos on you tube would be more clear about 2 things 1. specific area of country and 2 .growing zone. 4or 5 or 6 and so on.Thanks again.
Thanks! I just added Anne and red raspberries and blackberries to my garden so this is super useful!
Hello guys I’m so excited , I have purchased lots of sweet things to sow in my garden can’t wait to get dirty and sweaty because I know the wait is not that long for the good stuff 😁❤️❤️❤️😁🍓🫐🍓🫐🍓🫐🍓🫐🍓
I don't own any black raspberry varieties as it is not recommended to be in close proximity with Reds/Yellows for disease reasons. However, tons of Purple. Why did you wait so long to prune your Black's? They were huge! I would have done it a lot sooner so you have more time and the plant has more energy to produce the laterals. Purples I prune off 2-3 inches of the tip when they are reaching just over 3 ft. The everbearing(fall) crop too is different because its going to depend on your growing zone and the variety. Some can be harvested towards the end of August and some all the way towards the end of September. Our first frost date is just a few weeks or less into October, so some of our Fall Raspberries actually have a much smaller harvest in the fall then compared to the following summer.
One of the best descriptions for improving harvests, well done.
I grow wiled sourced black and raspberries and I've never seen red and purple berries together. Here they grow pure purple and have a unique flavor. I'm near Niagara falls, here they call the mix Logan berries. Your leaves look the same though on your mixed plants.
Hi James I'm from India & have been watching your videos quite recently & liked it, I too love gardening but my home plot is not spacious , so by watching your videos I contend myself
I appreciate you so much man. You are always consistently a huge help for me in my gardening experience. 🙏🌱
Thank you! I have about a gajillion wild blackberry and black raspberry plants around here, and they never seemed as productive as I thought they should be. Now I know what to do about it!
The black caps are growing like crazy in my back yard this year. I suppose I should actually put some work in since they want to be there. Pruning time.
Perfect now I just have to watch this 8 more times! Haha thanks for the information brother. Blessing Fr
I love your dog, he looks a lot like mine and they have the best personality. Thank you for the berry tips, I’m adding more berries this year.
Canadian Permaculture Legacy guy has multiples of the same dog, which is kind of funny.
Thanks buddy! This is the first video I've watched that makes sense!
this is wonderful info. I have lots of wild blackberries but want to increase yield so I can make jam. I'll definitely do it this year. thank you
Black raspberries are my favorite berry..I have a couple rows of blackberries on my yard, something is nibbling on the tender leaves on the end. Possibly deer, I think..Your food Forrest is amazing. Thanks for sharing
My neighbor is giving me some blackberry bushes.so i will keep all this in mind.ty James
James, you've inspired me to make my own gardening videos. My favorite ones to record are the harvests, like potatoes and apricots!! Recently I've been getting woodchips like every week. It's like getting candy lol. Thanks and keep it up with this great content!
Liliya's Garden Channel where are your videos?
@Raymond Yocum just click on her profile pic.
Thanks for the tips brother. May I add that you have an awesome garden!
Looks like your having some great weather and the berries are really flourishing. Thanks for the video.
Can't wait to really put this into practice. Lots of good tips. We inherited a large neglected bramble of unknown raspberry varieties when we bought our house. I cleaned it all up, and re-ordered the plants into rows last summer. I'll be trying your tips and topping the green canes when they get a little bit taller
Also check out
Stefan Sobkowiak - The Permaculture Orchard
Just did my own pruning - well, tip-pruning - of my blackcaps and blackberries. I also had to cut out a lot of dead blackberry canes - they don't seem to survive the winter for the most part, although I did get lucky with a few of the lower laterals, which might make me some blackberries this year.
Solid video James. Thanks again.
Your welcome Rob, I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁
This video is fantastic. My wife and I are growing a variety of raspberries and blackberries. Thank you for providing such clear information! I couldn’t click subscribe fast enough!
man, compared to the recent videos this one is at about half hype level. Now the videos are MAX ENERGY and HYPE OFF THE TRAIN INTROS! SICK JAMES ... SICK!
Black and purple raspberries don’t all fruit on second year bilateral canes. Primocane purple raspberries do exist.
It’s important to know if your raspberries are summer bearing (bilateral fruiting), everbearing (bilateral and primocane fruiting), or fall bearing (primocane fruiting).
James, thank you for this info. As I was picking my (few this year) black raspberries I was thinking: how do I prune them so they fruit better? And there it is - your video. Instant answer to my question. Thanks again!
I’ll give this a try bc they are totally unruly growing everywhere. 😊
Hi I enjoy watching your posts, I’m in Melbourne Australia and have grown raspberries for 15 years. I cannot remember the variety I bought as it is too long ago, I don’t prune my canes and they grow to about 7’ tall. I harvest from Nov-May/June, I find that by leaving the canes they start producing fruit very early rather than having to grow first. I harvest around 600 grams every two days, and have to admit that after a few months I get tired of harvesting so I call in family/friends to come and pick their own. I dug up a few canes last year and placed into pots as I sold my property, we are currently in Spring here and the pot of raspberries is in full fruit already and I know that when I buy my next home I will have an area for raspberries as they will slowly spread over the years.
I commend you for your enthusiasm and generosity of time as you regularly post and wish you abundant harvests. I too follow Back to Eden philosophy if gardening and know first hand the benefits of using arborists mulch, I always applied it as soon as it was delivered and had magnificent harvests. My soil after 9 years under my care was over a metre deep of black soil teeming with worms. I stopped having a designated compost area and just buried my kitchen scraps each day under mulch, this would be gone within a few days as the worms would make light work of the compost.
A fabulous video! I have no idea what kind of raspberries I have in my patch, and this is the first video I've seen that gave a strategy for figuring this out. Also, it's just the right length of time, and I really like the quick recap at the end.
Im very love with raspberries..i have own plant at my garden now..love from Malaysia..
I'd never heard of pruning raspberries. It had never even occurred to me to attempt this.
Excellent content, James.. Clear and to the point. Now I know how to prune berries.
Oh James, In philly in penny pack park down by welsh road/Rhawn Street they have the most delicious wild raspberries growing EVERYWHERE (wineberries actually) oh how I miss harvesting those every August! Lol you should find someone who frequents to philly and get them to get you some cuttings!
Thank you 😁
Thank you for your valuable video! I love it!!!
thanks so much for the info. Have had raspberries (Think we have what you call black capped) in our backyard since we moved in 20 years ago and I have always let them grow left alone fearing I would mess up a future harvest. Now i can go in and prune them and clean up the tangle without worrying. Wish you could come up to Ct and give me some advice after a tour of my place lol
Thankyou again James for another beautiful presentation!
Very interesting, didn't know that about fall baring raspberries
Brilliant explanation James. I’ve got a healthy looking 2 year old summer fruiting raspberry bush here in UK, first few are ripening nicely but there’s a ton of fruit already. Gonna head out and prune to 4ft this years canes. Thanks a lot!
Can’t wait to try this
This video is useful. Thank you very much
I will do it this year. Thank you so much. U r really very energetic..... I really enjoy ur videos so much. Keep it up.
Hi James. This question doesn't have anything to do with raspberries but I was wondering if you still add compost to your garden? Or is there no need to amend your soil after the chips are down? I just put down wood chips today, going to give the back to eden method a shot. Thanks in advance
You have done it again, great video. Thanks
Thank you Sam!! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁
4 to 5 feet awesome thank you.
will you do a video about your grape arbor and training it up? love your videos!
im not far away, gonna call u up this week
I love your backyard. It's so wild! I have Jewel Black raspberry plant is it's my favourite so far.
yes nice video, what part of Jersey are you in?, I was born in Atlantic City grew up in Margate then we moved to Cherry Hill my mother always had a huge garden, I now wished I had paid more attention to her when she was trying to teach me, so I look at youtube videos like yours to catch up, have been living in Reno NV since 1976, turning the yard into a food forest, great video!
I was hesitant to grow raspberries but this video got me charged!!
Where can I get seedlings for these ones. Love your calm narration and smiles. Beautiful soul
Is it possible to take the clippings from the first year canes and transplant them to grow another plant from them? Looking to spread out my raspberry bushes.
Thanks for the simple explanation of trimming black raspberries.
I wish you would have said something about how many new canes to leave from each clump. I read somewhere to leave 3 to 4 of the healthiest canes per plant. Maybe yours is so dense that you can't distinguish individual clumps but then what about spacing?
James thanks for this video. Now I'm going to give the berries a try.
This seriously answered so many questions
Good raspberry day James Prigioni!!.
Good Raspberry day to you as well Sam 😍
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Beware of the Tuck asaurus coming out of the canes!
How do I know what’s a first year cane and a second year cane ?
I've got strangle weed all over mine. It's tough to get out with all the thorns.
Yeah that’s rough. Do your best to get it out before it closes or spreads though. You may have to go out in full protected gear 🤣
James, if your raspberries are truly everbearing, they should be producing continuously from June until September or even October if the onset of fall is mild, as it sometimes is in Southwest Oregon. The same is true for everbearing strawberries. Thanks for your video.
I'm so jealous of your grapes, raspberries and mulberries,,, honestly wish to have cuttings 😁😁
There are Primocane blackberries too.
whats the best time of year to transplant raspberries? we have just purchased a pce of property, half wooded and half open grass. Planning on food forest and then some open area crops, annuals. I have found a wild area that is LOADED with raspberries, about 5 blocks of them. . We have picked there several years. I want to go and get some raspberry bushes to transplant to our property. Can you transplant mid Aug, if we get the whole plant, root and all? Also, can I take cutting and from what, new growth or old growth? Thank you.
How large is your yard?
This is great info. Thank you!
I needed this Information for my raspberries James. LET'S GO!
Very good info man. My problem, is that most of my patch came from gifted starters that I don't know their heritage.
Thanks for this information. I have ever bearing plants and have been pruning the new canes in the summer and couldn't figure out why I wasn't getting a fall harvest.
Love all this info. Its alot to take in for beginner like me. But im trying! I want to add raspberries in my yard.
WOW, GREAT VIDIO! LOVE YOUR PERMACULTURE FARM.
Good information! I just bought 4 baby thornless blackberry bushes. I love blackberries but hate the thorns. This was my solution. Have any specific info regarding thornless blackberries? I'm slowly turning my yard into a food forest. I currently have a Fuyu Persimmon and 4 Honeyberry bushes. I just ordered an Almond tree. Any suggestions on easy to maintain perrenials? I don't care for annual plants. My yard is on the small side so I like dwarf and semi dwarf trees. I live in Tennessee if that helps.
So no matter what type I have, raspberry or blackberry, everbearing or not, I can literally cut them all to the ground in the Fall and I will have a large harvest the next year in the Fall??? I want to keep these confined to a small space, and need to keep them smaller and neater. Thank you for your help everyone
Fantastic video, THANKYOU!
Your welcome my friend I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁👍