How to grow raspberries with Thompson and Morgan. Part 1: Planting and Caring for your raspberries.

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Learn how to grow raspberries with our video guide. Growing raspberries is easy and you'll be rewarded with lots of tasty fruit from just a few plants. Buy this product at http://www.thompson-morgan.com/fruit/fruit-plants/raspberry-plants.

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wow those were some healthy plants,that's gonna be a good baby in there from all them berries =]

I've NEVER seen raspberries that big! Pure berry porn.

Hi I bought a pot of five summer fruiting raspberry canes and instead of separating them out individually, I've put them in a group of five splayed outwards, as I want to surround each cluster with a hazel wigwam to support them as a group. I wonder though, if they are too close together, all in the same hole, or doesn't it matter?

Please put additional food out for the birds if you cover your crops peoples!

Great vid by the way . Thanks for the tips.

Great video. I am in southwest florida where it is really hot year round. Do the raspberries plants only last 2 years and then you have to plant new ones?

How did you make that support for the net

Hi, do raspberries grow in tropical climate? I'm from Costa Rica and most types of berries except for blackberries are not common here. I was thinking about growing some raspberries, cranberries and blueberries but since the temperature here is always around 20-25 °C I don't even know if it's possible for them to grow here. Any advice? Also, here our winters are actually super rainy and the coldest temperature is of like 17°C.

When do you prune raspberry bushes, in the fall or now in the spring? Or do I leave the woody stalk all year round?

i just ordered Raspberry Glen Coe , what size pot do you recommend I grow it in?

Just to ask. I'll be planting 3 in a rectangle plot. If they get the sun for the first 2 3rds of the day will that be OK? Or I have another that will get them sun for the last 2 3rds of the day? And lastly it's not the best soil but it's been freshly dug and I do have access to compost from next door.

Great to understand explanation.

yummy

Best wishes to you and your newish baby. Very nice video, you seems to know the topic.

Hello John. These are an Autumn fruiting variety called 'Polka'. You can buy them by folowing this link. http://bit.ly/1n8bezG

What type of raspberry is that? The fruit are HUGE!!

Fantastic, thanks Danny

so do you dig up the plants every year (the fall crop raspberries) or do you leave them once planted?