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The Fruit Gardener's Bible by Lewis Hill and Leonard Perry
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Both members of the genus Rubus, are collectively known as brambles. All brambles have a perennial root system which produces canes that are either biennial (grow for 2 years) or annual. During the first growing year, the canes are vegetative and are known as primocanes. In the second growing season, the canes become reproductive and bear fruit. Following fruiting, these 2-year-old canes, now called floricanes, die. At the same time, the bramble plant is also producing new primocanes. Under good care, the plant will normally grow and bear fruit for ten years.
How to plant your brambles
Fall Red Primocane- Plant 2' to 3' apart. Cut cane off at ground level at the time of planting. Entire planting is cut back at ground level each fall or winter after plants are completely dormant and before any growth starts in the spring. Allow plants to sucker and keep rows about 18" wide. The roots should only be covered with approximately 2" of soil. Be sure to press dirt firmly about the roots and water well to prevent air pockets. If the weather is dry, put on a light straw mulch. Blackberry roots are particularly sensitive to sunlight so it is very important to keep the root covered as much as possible while plants are out of the ground and if possible, plant on an overcast day. If there are any wild brambles growing around or near your new planting, they should be dug up and destroyed to prevent the possibility of their carrying diseases.
2nd Year apply 1/2 cup per 10 feet of row in the spring when new growth starts and again after harvest.
3rd Year apply 3/4 cup per 10 feet of row in the spring when new growth starts and again after harvest.
Raspberries and Blackberries:
To prune Primocane bearing berries for a single, late-season crop simply cut them back to the ground each year in late winter or early spring. It is important to cut canes as close to the ground as possible so that new buds will break from below the soil surface. If canes are not cut low enough, fruiting laterals may form on any remaining cane portion. These fruiting laterals are not healthy and are entry sites for insects and disease. While these varieties can produce fruit twice a year, July and again in the fall, the small July crop does not justify the added labor involved.
Advantages of raised beds
RASPBERRY FRUITING GUIDE
Berry Variety | Fruiting Season | Flavor | Berry Size | Phytophthora Resistance |
Zones | |
Summer Red | Boyne | 1 | Good | M | 4 | 3-7 |
Summer Red | Canby | 1 | Very Good | M-L | 2 | 4-8 |
Summer Red | Encore | 4 | Very Good | M-L | 2 | 4-7 |
Summer Red | Killarney | 2 | Good | M-L | 1 | 4-7 |
Summer Red | K-81-6 | 3 | Very Good | VL | Unknown | 4-8 |
Summer Red | Nova | 3 | Excellent | M-L | 2 | 3-8 |
Summer Red | Prelude | 1 | Excellent | L | 1 | 4-8 |
Fall Red | Caroline | 2 | Excellent | VL | 2 | 4-7 |
Fall Red | Crimson Night | 3 | Excellent | M-L | 1 | 4-8 |
Fall Red | Heritage | 4 | Very Good | M | 3 | 4-8 |
Fall Red | Joan J | 1 | Very Good | L | Unknown | 4-8 |
Fall Red | Nantahala | 4 | Excellent | L | Unknown | 6-10 |
Fall Red | Polana | 1 | Very Good | L | Unknown | 3-8 |
Black | Bristol | 1 | Very Good | M | 1 | 5-8 |
Black | Jewel | 2 | Good | VL | 1 | 5-8 |
Black | Mac Black | 3 | Good | L | 2 | 5-8 |
Purple | Royalty | 2 | Very Good | VL | 2 | 4-8 |
Purple | Brandywine | 2 | Good | L | 2 | 4-8 |
Yellow | Anne (Fall) | 2 | Excellent | L | 1 | 4-7 |
Yellow | Fall Gold (Fall) | 3 | Excellent | M-L | 3 | 4-8 |
Yellow | Double Gold (Fall) | 3 | Excellent | M | 1 | 5-8 |
Berry Size: S = Small, M = Medium, L = Large, VL = Very Large
Phytophthora Resistance: 1 = Most, 5 = Latest
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Sam's Tip:
Raspberries and Blackberries do not like wet feet. Don't plant them where there is standing water after a rain. If water stands on your field or your proposed planting site, consider planting on raised beds to keep the plants (and roots) away from ponding water.
The canes are cut to the ground each late winter/early spring.
New growth produces fruit in August/September.
Brambles is a generic word used for raspberries and blackberries.
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