Where to plant raspberry bushes

See how easy it is to plant, grow and harvest your own delicious perennial crop of raspberries in your backyard!

What better shout out to summer than fresh, sweet raspberries? We'll show you how to start growing raspberries in your home garden.

Grow delicious red raspberries from first year bare-root raspberry bushes. Learn what these primocanes need to thrive, including heavy organic matter mulch, so your new canes grow into raspberry plants with a high yield of delicious berries. #when #plant #raspberry #bushes

Learn how to grow summer-bearing or everbearing raspberries and use the berries for a tasty recipe. Raspberry shrubs begin fruiting on first year raspberry canes in the fall or second year canes in the spring, so it’s vital to prune them properly. #howto #raspberries #growing

Start your everbearing or summer-bearing black raspberries in the right location so that they start fruiting after the first year. We walk you through bare-root and early spring planting, full sun requirements, and the right trellis to get you off on the right foot. #where #planting #raspberries

Pruning is an important part of looking after raspberry bushes. It’s key to their health and can be the best ... Read more

Left alone, raspberry bushes are their own enemy. Here are some tips on caring for raspberry bushes bushes for a successful berry harvest.

How to create an easy raspberry trellis for autumn-fruiting raspberries, and tips for alternative designs depending on planting style

Discover how to grow summer-bearing or everbearing raspberry plants in containers. Growing raspberries in pots is simple. Some raspberry bushes have fruit the first year, while others do not produce berries until the second year. #grow #raspberries #container #pots

Berry picking season is over now, so it's time to trim the old canes and branches back and get the bushes ready for next year. I love growing berries and have been growing them for a long time. I currently have large patches of red raspberries, golden raspberries, black raspberries, gooseberries, and currants. Many berries