Is it really a morel? Mid Ontario Canada - it was already knocked over when I found it, not sure when it happened. It was under a tree in a grassy & shady spot. In retrospect I probably shouldn't have touched it with bare hands, but I got excited, sorry 🥲
Edit: thank you! I didn't realize raspberry will grow tonnes. I think it hasn't become a bramble already because the garden is super taken over by new jersey tea.
Hello!! I recently decided to adopt the abandoned garden at my place, but I'm a relatively new gardener. I found what I think is black raspberry? And I'd love to save as much as I can!
Pic #1 is a broken segment with both ends stuck in the ground. The piece in #2 had roots, so I buried them and the other end in the ground. That one is looped over a branch right now.
Pics #4 and #5 are two canes that haven't been uprooted yet. They're in a raised bed I want for veggies. I'd like to transplant them, but I'm not sure if they're too damaged?
I appreciate your thoughts, thanks!!