Propagating blackberry plants

Blackberries are one of the most nutritious fruits you can grow, and one of the tastiest. Using these simple techniques, you’ll be able to propagate your own plants from cuttings quickly and easily. FREE PLANTS! The propagation of blackberry plants can be done easily using cuttings from the parent plant. Using a rooting hormone and

Blackberries are easy to propagate using a method called tip layering. In a year or two the new starts will be ready to produce loads of juicy berries!

I have a lovely blackberry plant in my polytunnel and several of the branches have started to develop new roots. How? The process is called tip layering and it is one of the easiest methods of propagating blackberries.

GROW BLACKBERRIES FROM CUTTINGS - HOW TO PROPAGATE BLACKBERRIES?

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