Raspberry help??
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by tamara on March 15, 2006 01:19 AM
Bill has some great info right on our site. Here's the link www.thegardenhelper.com/raspberry.html
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by SpringFever on March 15, 2006 01:44 AM
Thanks a lot Tamara... That was helpful..
I AM sure I will be able to grow them with confidence now
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by tamara on March 20, 2006 08:56 AM
Glad to be of help.
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by diane w on May 09, 2006 04:34 AM
hi,
my husband and i just moved onto a farm and we have a raspberry bed. i was wondering about fertilizing them. i have two year old cow poop and dehydrated horse poop. which would be best for the raspberry's also same question for high bush blueberry's
thanks di
my husband and i just moved onto a farm and we have a raspberry bed. i was wondering about fertilizing them. i have two year old cow poop and dehydrated horse poop. which would be best for the raspberry's also same question for high bush blueberry's
thanks di
by SpringFever on May 09, 2006 11:05 AM
Hi Diane 
To the forum!
As far as I know they are suppose to both be good if you mix it with the soil.. I would use the 2 yr old cow Poo first myself .. As I know that it has composted long enough. BTW where is buckland?
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To the forum!As far as I know they are suppose to both be good if you mix it with the soil.. I would use the 2 yr old cow Poo first myself .. As I know that it has composted long enough. BTW where is buckland?
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by joegardener on May 14, 2006 03:25 PM
I planted rasberries a few years back. just tilled a spot about 4 ft diameter stuck 1 plant in the ground and after 2 years they were coming up all over where the soil was loose. I used peat moss to keep the soil loose.For some reason my dog liked the stalks and mowed the whole thing down ![[nutz]](im/graemlins/nutz.gif)
:nutz:good luck I had all the relatives coming over to pick some
:nutz:good luck I had all the relatives coming over to pick some
by obywan59 on May 16, 2006 02:42 PM
Raspberries and blueberries both like acid soil, especially blueberries, so I use Holly-tone and cottonseed meal to fertilize them.
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by dodge on May 19, 2006 03:31 PM
do you know you can use vinegar for the acid soil ? Cheaper.
Mix it in a gallon of water. Not sure of the formula.......I have to hunt it .
Plant the raspberrys only as deep as the root .
Keep water on it.
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Mix it in a gallon of water. Not sure of the formula.......I have to hunt it .
Plant the raspberrys only as deep as the root .
Keep water on it.
dodge
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by ranger on May 20, 2006 02:36 AM
Remember to plant your raspberries in an area that you won't mind them spreading. I have an area 10' X 40' that I run my tiller through to make a path so I can get to the center. They actually grow like weeds. Cow manure, sun and water.
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