Raspberries are brambles, shrubby plants that grow on woody, arching stems called canes. To help your raspberry plants thrive ...

Since wild raspberry plants can grow tall and wide, it is a good estimate to follow their mature size range, meaning bushes about 3 to 5 feet apart with spacing between rows a little more at 6 to ...

Have you thought about growing your own summer berries? Winter is the time to buy bare-root plants. As well as raspberries ...

When to Plant Raspberries. Bare-root raspberry plants should be planted while dormant in late fall, winter, or early spring before new growth starts, says Lisa Rayburn, area extension agent at the ...

You can grow raspberries in pots on a patio or balcony. Put one cane in a deep pot that's around 45cm in diameter. Use a Best Buy compost for containers and mix in a Best Buy controlled-release ...

Now that freezing weather has finally arrived, it’s time to cut back fall-bearing raspberry canes. I like to wait until the raspberry plants are exposed to a hard freeze before cutting them down.

How do you feel about thorns? If you have young gardeners helping tend or harvest the plants, you might want to stay away ...

When I wrote about growing raspberries in Alaska, Charlotte Porter got in touch with me and wanted to tell me about her ...

The last part of August is time to clean up raspberry canes if you have not yet pruned back the branches of canes that bore fruit this summer. Traditional raspberry plants have canes that turn ...

You can grow raspberries in pots on a patio or balcony. Put one cane in a deep pot that's around 45cm in diameter. Use a Best Buy compost for containers and mix in a Best Buy controlled-release ...