For maximum versatility and ease, I could make a case for gooseberries, but in fact I’m going to try to convince you to grow raspberries (if you don’t already). Let’s start by consulting my ...

The raspberry bush can bear fruits twice a year. The plants are self-pollinating, but wind, honeybees, and other insects also help the plant to bear plenty of fruits after flowering. Raspberries ...

Raspberries are expensive to buy in the shops, but are really easy to grow if you can give them a sunny or partly shaded spot with well-drained soil. Raspberries are best grown from bare-root ...

Learn more. No fruits are tastier or more fragile and perishable than perfectly ripe raspberries. All of which makes a good case for growing them yourself, so they can be picked daily and need tra ...

He sells the produce in supermarkets. Raspberries are sensitive to high temperatures and grow best when daytime temperatures are around 25 degrees celsius. They are best suited to well-draining ...

There was a time when every prairie garden had a row of raspberries. And why not ... and provide shelter from wind. Spring planting is preferred as plants break dormancy fairly early.

Red raspberries grow in most garden soils if they have ample organic matter and adequate drainage. For summer-bearing raspberries in good garden soil, apply only a maintenance amount of fertilizer ...

In central Wisconsin the main cultivar is the red raspberry, although purple, yellow and black varieties are becoming popular as well. There are many cultivars that grow well in our area ...

Juicy, sweet and easy to grow, raspberries are among the most popular summer fruits, suitable for any size garden and even containers if you choose a compact variety. They’re considered ...