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Posted by roughie tasmania aust (My Page) on Mon, Mar 12, 07 at 5:14
I HOPE SOON TO MOVE TO VICTORIA & WOULD LIKE SOME HELP. I HAVE WILLIAMETTE RASBERRIES & WONDER WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO TAKE SOME WITH ME. IS IT BEST TO PLANT SOME CANES NOW IN A POT & GET THEM READY TO MOVE OR WAIT FOR THEM TO BECOME DORMANT AND TAKE THEM DRY ROOT.
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RE: rasberries (williamette)
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| Hi Roughie I got some Autumn Bliss root cuttings from some one in seed savers, before they had become dormant. They didnt survive, so I would suggest leaving them until dormant. Helen |
RE: rasberries (williamette)
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THANKS HELEN FOR YOUR INPUT, I READ AN INTERESTING ARTICLE ON RASBERRIES ON THE NET . IN THE WILLIAMETTE VALLEY IN CANADA, THEY PULL THE LEAVES OFF THE CANES & THEN PLACE THE CANES IN A COOLROOM TO TRICK THEM INTO BEING DORMENT. LOAD THE CANES ON TO SEMI TRAILERS & TRUCK THEM TO CALIFORNIA & PLANT THEM. THIS PRODUCES RASBERRIES ALL YEAR ROUND. FOOD FOR THOUGHT AYE.
REGARDS ROUGHIE |
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