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Talkback: Growing raspberries

apple trees that grow on dwarf stock, i have never grown thase so has anyone any tips please I would be very grateful to anyone that can help .Thanks Roger I am growing raspberries for the first time so all this info is important and valuable. Just by agnes30

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24/11/2011 15:29:36

by gharrop

Talkback: Growing raspberries

be cutting them down to ground level now ? if you are building a compost container out of pallets, do you put a pallet down as a base or just use the soil? can you grow raspberries in pots as I do not have a graden This may be a very silly question but, I'm a by Elisabeth

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27/05/2012 09:28:27

by Mandi

Advice on growing Raspberries

Hi all, Just hoping some of you knowledgeable, experienced gardeners can offer me some advice on growing raspberries. I have been given 10 plants which I have planted and a line, spaced about 15" apart. I know I need to provide some support by LorraineP

21/03/2013 22:50:15

by LorraineP

Talkback: Growing autumn-fruiting raspberries

pippa do know any dual season variety that produce in summer and fall There are varieties that produce raspberries over a long period but summer and autumn plants are different in way fruit is produced Autumn fruiting raspberries will produce fruit by thegreatgardener

10/03/2013 12:19:37

by jon cob

Talkback: How to grow summer-fruiting raspberries

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24/11/2011 15:28:27

by lpasso123

Talkback: How to grow autumn-fruiting raspberries

by Katrina Rogerson

27/03/2012 03:32:04

by Dina

Autumn Fruiting Raspberries

I grow quite a lot of autumn fruiting raspberries across one end of my allotment plot but the canes at the very end produce comparatively little fruit where my plot joins on to a neighbour's, whose own raspberries adjoin mine. Conditions by Mary Camden

14/09/2012 00:16:52

by Mary Camden

Feeding Birds / Protecting your plants

for the birds, and the windfalls. I grow redcurrants and raspberries, but I don't like redcurrants, except for jelly from time to time, so I leave the redcurrants for the birds and they prefer them to raspberries so they leave me most of (not all by Beanli

27/01/2013 17:45:48

by Busy-Lizzie

Veg in a shady garden

be ok in shade. They may get eaten when you're not looking though! I had good luck last year with lettuce & sprouts plus potatoes & lots of strawberries What about Raspberries? raspberries grow like weeds!! i even replanted the cut offs which have taken by LisaV

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10/03/2012 05:39:05

by marjorie smith

Too many raspberries

along. It's nigh on impossible to contain Raspberries and they will come up anywhere and everywhere, growing twenty feet from the parent plant with no distinction between lawn, paving or the neighbour's lawn! So, what to do about this? Some gardeners mow by Blueboots

08/05/2013 19:05:36

by Tootsietim

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