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Raspberry Cane Autumn Bliss
I plan to plant this into a large container so that it can be moved around to the best position later on. What sort of soil is best. I have bags of well rotted manure but should this be used sparingly or should I plant this cane into a pot entirely of the well rotted manure?
I have growmore, bonemeal and fish blood and bone so do I need to add any of these to the planting medium? Any advice much appreciated.
I have growmore, bonemeal and fish blood and bone so do I need to add any of these to the planting medium? Any advice much appreciated.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I thought that you may be interested in another variety of raspberry. which is an early cropper, to go with your 'Autumn Bliss'.
Its a thornless dwarf variety called 'Ruby Beauty' which they reckon, can produce 1.5kg of fruit and ideally suited to be grown in a pot on the patio.
It apparently grows to only 3' high.
Its a thornless dwarf variety called 'Ruby Beauty' which they reckon, can produce 1.5kg of fruit and ideally suited to be grown in a pot on the patio.
It apparently grows to only 3' high.
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