Raspberries
Mark_Riga Offline
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If they are Autumn fruiting, they don't particularly need to be in a cage. Uncaged, some would be got by birds but not too many. You could have a few in a tub in the cage if you want some Summer fruiting ones and are able to water when dry. There are a some dwarfs on the market but no idea what they are like. I've seen Ruby, Yummy and sweet sunshine.
I've got a small clump of autumn fruiting Joan J that escaped from a cage and I've had lots of fruit off it. The birds don't bother with it later in the year.

Edit: But I would probably do as you suggest: cosset them while they are producing enough fruit.
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Raspberries - by JJB - 21-09-2020, 02:40 PM
RE: Raspberries - by Mark_Riga - 21-09-2020, 10:10 PM
RE: Raspberries - by JJB - 22-09-2020, 08:24 PM



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