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I love my boysenberries! --J--
You should always have a plant B.
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| Posts: 1645 | Location: Zone 9b, the OC, California | Registered: March 20, 2004 |  |
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My favorites are raspberries, black or red, and blackberries that are growing along roads and public trails where I don't have to tend them, only harvest them by the bucketfull. Second favorite bramble is on lands that I have access to and only need cut a path into the patch for an easy harvest. When you rent, you find these berries to be the most energy and land efficient. Wayne
Where there are gardens and bicycles, there is hope.
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| Posts: 1368 | Location: Zone 4a, transplanted to the hills of Western Maine. | Registered: October 07, 2005 | |
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quote: Originally posted by mindwing:
Blackberries grow wild here, but my favorite is red rasberries. We have a bed that started foru years ago with seven plants. Now it is a solid bed twenty feet long, and we get lots of fruit.
Do you have to cut it back each year or do you just let it grow? |
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| Posts: 835 | Location: NE US | Registered: February 11, 2008 | |
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