▲ 291 r/Berries
Cleaning up for fall and found these guys waiting for it...
Now, what to do with just a handful of raspberries?
u/GreenSalsa96 — 5 days ago
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Proud owner of a new patch
Spent all week getting the raised bed together. Got everything in the ground yesterday. 3 blueberry bushes (Patriot, pink lemonade, and Chandler), 2 raspberries (Jaclyn and Fall Gold), Thimbleberry, and Triple crown blackberry. Excited to enjoy the fruits of the labor.
u/beerdudebrah — 4 days ago
Would you still refrain your blueberry plant from flowering the first year if you bought a bigger plant?
Hello! I feel like the consistent recommendations for blueberries are to let them settle in the first year by picking off the flowers to help the plant establish itself for better yields.
I recently bought a much bigger plant and now about the size of my blueberry plants that I let establish for their first year. I plant them on half size wine barrels (thats the only way they survive for me in zone 9B). Should I still pick off the flowers the first year or is it ok to let this new blueberry plant fruit this upcoming season since its a much bigger plant?
u/DifficultPear8857 — 4 days ago
Harvest Jabuticabas
This year, I froze jabuticabas to make savory recipes like jabuticaba sauce for meat and pasta. Do you know jabuticabas?
u/slowlivingesmeri — 13 days ago
The seller said they are raspberries?
Bought in Indonesia. They taste very sweet with a seedy texture. Not like strawberry at all
u/Schnukiputzi42 — 12 days ago