Raspberries do well in a sunny area but unlike many other fruits, they still do well in a partly shaded area. But the more sun, the more fruit you harvest...
also known as fall-bearing or autumn bearing produces fruits on new canes. This variety bears a fall crop and can also produce fruit the following summer.
these are more common and develop their fruit depending on last year’s growth. They bear only one harvest per season during summer time – June or July.
-Before planting, you need to soak the roots for at least an hour or two
-Dig a hole that is big enough for the roots to spread well. If you are planting many bushes, dig a trench for easier planting.
-Keep the crown of the plant about 1 to 2 inches above the ground whether you are planting potted plants or bare root...
Watering: Water your plants 1 inch per week from spring until after you harvest. Regular watering is preferred over infrequent deep watering.
Mulching: To preserve soil moisture and suffocate weeds, mulch your plants. Keep a thick layer of mulch surrounding your plants at all times...