Raspberry buds
Raspberry buds
14 comments
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Is that raspberry.. thornless? Is that possible?
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I have a couple varieties in this patch, a friend gave me some thornless ones but I like the berries on the thorny canes
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That looks like a nice plot, thank you for sharing the picture. I always struggled on the best time to trim the old canes, do you prefer to do that in the fall after fruiting or spring?
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I usually wait until all the leaves fall off. Pruning can happen any time between late autumn to late winter. I leave some alone that are newer and chop the older crustier ones
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they are OK by me
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Oh lucky!! We still have a foot of snow. More plus temps in the forecast though! Yay Your raspberry patch looks great by the way. Good job!
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For a moment I asked myself, where's the Pi, but then I realised that this was a gardening community, not a computing one.
(Source: If you're unfamiliar, there's a computer called a Raspberry Pi.)
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Must be a sweet computer
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It's small, cheap, primary intended for teaching purposes and absurdity popular in the maker, hobbyist and proof of concept phases of many projects .. sweet spot is exactly what it hit.
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You serious? Someone posts the word raspberry and a picture of a plant and the first thing you think of is a computer? Have you eaten raspberries before?
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