TRANSPLANTING LARGE BLACKBERRY PLANTS
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY: Today we are moving 5 large Blackberry plants to a new location. The best time to do this is in the fall after the plant has gone dormant and has stopped producing fruit. We also transplanted some of the canes from earlier this year that we bent over and buried in the ground to start a new plant, they are doing great.
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I love the wild blackberry/raspberries they keep growing out into the yard so now i mow a path and squared off a big long area for new ones to grow and have LOTS of new plants where i use to mow, Free food and easy!
I picked a really silly spot because I was thinking for some reason that blackberries were vines... I wanted them to vine up my deck railing. Instead they're just falling over it. Thank you for this video! I had no idea how the roots on blackberries worked. Time to move them to the fence.
Also very beneficial to water the hole before putting transplant in.
Hi, I just transplanted an entire row of these today, so NE Ohio cares ;)
I'm new to this property,vwe bought a couple acres a few months ago and are still finding treasures here, today while digging up my canes, I found a huge strawberry patch so I transplanted some of those too! Happy gardening! Yah bless you! My hubs and I wear braids too 🙏❤
Good to know. I want to set up an area for blackberries, raspberries and elderberries. Blueberries too.
big help, we just found some surprise blackberry bushes in the back garden so we're going to try and take care of them!
I am planning on moving a mature blackberry and Google brought me right to you, which was double exciting because I already follow your channel. I knew you would give trustworthy and experienced advice. The one I’m moving is about the same size as yours and it was helpful to hear that you cut back some before transplanting.
The music made my neighbour think I'm crazy!
I was sitting on the porch watching the video and dancing in my chair (you know, that silly arms flailing only dancing you do while sitting when the music just forces you to have fun) and rather than stopping to say hi and chat a minute as usual, my neighbour just walked head down quickly into her house.
Lol. Thanks for that! :-)
Thanks Doug!
GREAT INFORMATION. FALL is better time to transplant. A lot of people think that spring time is the best. THANK YOU so much for this information..
I have a Blue Spruce tree in a bucket and some kind of pine tree I need to transplant. Fall is when to transplant them as well?
@@terrim.602 When you transplant blackberries from one spot to another, do the leaves wilt for a couple of days?
@@Adrian-cw8yuThat’s the same problem I’m having right now with my thornless blackberry. I know I wasn’t able to hold on to all the dirt during the move from in ground to a 27 gallon container. Let’s see if it’ll make it.
@@camiele4 they do wilt. But they will be fine.
Did it make it?@@camiele4
Love the music!!!!! Thanks, great video.
Doug, thank you for this video. I have 1 mature thornless blackberry that is in a 3 gal. pot. I want to transplant it into the ground this fall. This video was very informative.
I personally do not like the flavor of thornless blackberries they do not taste like a Blackberry in my opinion they're honestly kind of gross
Thank you for this Doug. Great info on proper handling of blackberry bushes in the fall.
I'm in NY and this interests me. Thank you!
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I live in the PNW and my grandmother just asked me to transplant her mature marionberry bush to another part of her yard that gets more sun. Thank you for making this video. By the way, I had that exact reaction that you described when I was asked to do it.
Really appreciate this video! Exactly the information I needed.
Very informative, also the music digging scene made me laugh aloud. Like slapstick from a silent movie.
I love blackberries especially as jam
This was great!
Thank you for this. I just inherited some bushes my great grandpa planed almost a century ago and needed to transplant them so this help a ton.
Blackberries are just about my favorite fruit.
great stuff here doug, i love my blackberries, great pioneer plants like you say
Almost all berries are delicious. I hope you always have a good harvest.
Thank you Doug for this wonderful teaching lesson and tips. Awesome 👏.
Thanks for this informative video! I'm in zone 5 & need to move my blackberry bush. I'll be checking out more of your videos.
Good information . Thank you!
thanks! much appreciated
Thanks for the video!
Dou,g thank you so much for this video. We are getting ready to move and I want to be able to take my blackberry bush with me. I couldn't find any where that showed me how to do it. I know this was a few years ago but Its very useful to me. Love watching all your videos.
I am a horticulturist myself Doug. Everything sounded good to me. Have y'all thought about planting witch hazel as an early spring bloomer for the bees on those warm spring days? Love y'all. Stay safe.
Loved the music made me think of Laurel and Hardy, wow showing my age! Thanks for the video as I was gifted some blackberry plants.
Blackberries and raspberries grow like crazy here in Indiana.......but the wild ones don't produce anything like the thornless ones I bought at the local big box hardware store. I will be transplanting some of the starts I made from sticking a long branch into a pot of dirt....easy to make starts
That is how I start them in pots....when I cut the branch, they have established roots in the pot....no need to dig up the new start.
When you transplant, do the leaves wilt for a couple of days?
just my 2 cents worth but I run a soaker hose around anything dig up a day before I transplant in the fall/winter , makes shovel work much more easy
Good to know! I have blackberries, thornless blackberries, raspberries, old blueberries, and 2 gooseberries to transplant NOW!! LOL
Hi...... 🎥👍👍👍
That music really made me smile! Great video.
This is exactly what I was looking for
Yes, a sharp spade and giving the ground a good drink a few days prior would have made for much easier digging! Darn friendly chickens you have there!
Great look back at great transplanting tips!
Great information. We have ours in pots right now but plan to get them in the ground next year when we move to our property. Thank you.
Now I know. Thanks
Thanks, I live in Canada and I will use this informations. I guess I better hurry up and move the bushes before they wake up. Happy Easter
Oh may goodness this was an amazing video** it will help me so very much" I have an old blackberry patch that so needs attention and moved....thank you so very much Doug**
So rewarding
I love your videos because I learn so much
I had to laugh at the fact that you commented about people in the northwest saying "why would you want the blackberries" LOL...I am from the NW, and I have to say that I didn't appreciate the abundance of them until I left there!! buying them in the store is just not happening for me!!! so thanks for showing me how to start thinking like an eastcoaster and acutually plant some!
Me too! From good ol' Skagit Valley! We used the THORNED blackberry bushes as fences. We only had to maintain the bones and the gait ways. Easy peasy!
Interestingly, we NEVER picked the berries for anything except berry fights. We literally hated those things, lol! Now I just paid a lady for thornless blackberry starts!
Many people who weren't raised in the PNW don't know the stalks on thorned bushes can get so thick it takes a chainsaw to cut them when clearing spaces. Doug is right, if you miss a full root, they come back.
greatjob. i look forward to the videos of the greenhouse build.
Hello Doug and Stacy!
Looks like you had all the help you needed from the chickens.
BTW: It's not humus (Hum-mis) Doug, it's hummus ( Hue mis) unless you're adding chickpeas to the soil.
Unique style, music and video! congrats!! i love gardening too. watch me working hard in the yard! Greetings from mexico.
You are right . Lol . I live in oregon and we have many black berries everywhere.
Thanks Doug, I have the same project ahead of me! Thanks for Sharing this info!
I have to laugh at your video I live in Washington state and they grow crazy everywhere. I love the berry I struggle to keep them out of my yard. If you could grow them in a box container to keep them contained I would love them.
Awesome!! Berry plants are great!:0
Hey Brother cool Little Rascals music
So I am just now able to transplant my thornless blackberry plants... 1st question will this harm or kill them? (I'm in 5a so still cool right now) also do we plant them the same depth(they looked deeper when you replanted them in the new spot)
Good video Doug!
Loved the music with this. Fellow HH giving me some this spring...well...if that is what you call it. Hope they do OK.
Awesome video. Great tips. Thank you for sharing. :)
yes !!! we do have huge bushes and take over everything and they grow fast !
I was hoping to make jam this year but wasnt a good crop year...
I WISH I CAN GET MY HUSBAND TO SELL EVERYTHING HERE AND MOVE TO OUR 40 ACRES ( HILLY )..WE CAN MAKE IT WORK...HE IS NOT READY
Good stuff. So I was not aware of transplanting in the fall/early winter. Dang it!! My Dad gave me a little thornless blackberry in a pot and I was gonna transplant come spring. Wonder if there is still time now? Also...plan on planting lots of fruit trees in the spring. GRRRRRR :) - Mike
Hell yeah man
Doug, Please tell me, how long can the transplant stay out of dirt until it is planted again? My father, which is 93, wants to bring some from his hometown, which is 300 miles south of the new planing location, and I want to help him with his venture. I have MS, so probably, this will take longer to accomplish. Great video as usual!!
More great info for me!!
great tip!
I would think you could plant that root you cut off and it should grow.ALSOI would have thought you would have wanted to keep the root ball rather than planting it bare root. BUTT, whatever works.
Haven't seen the blackberries since this. Did they make it? BTW. Your tip propagation video was amazing! It worked for my raspberries! I propagated 1 into 7 in 1 month!! Thanks for the info.
Love the music. lol
I want to know about transplanting blackberry plants with thorns. All I want to hear about is dealing with the thorns.
Okay first off Me being from the Pacific Northwest in Washington State I'm already in disagreement and it's only 2 minutes in no. See I do side jobs labor things people don't want to necessarily do one of the big things is BlackBerry removal roots and all can I can assure you the roots go much further down then just a foot or a little bit over a foot especially on a big cluster. You can have something to go down to four or five feet easily. In my opinion the nicest thing about blackberries is that it is a wild impenetrable fencing practically no one will have the balls to be able to just run through 15 ft wide of blackberries that are 10 ft tall. I honestly think practically the only way you could actually get through that would be naked and that's a pretty screwed up day and something crazy happened but if you're wearing any clothing you are going to get so snagged up on it that you won't be able to move
They make shovels with longer handels
When I was in the service in Basic training we used our shoe brush to sweep the floor and they called it our long handle broom. You brought back memories of 1963 for me.
Nice 👍🏽 music
Someone needs to send Doug a pointed taller shovel.
Good work, man. I just transplanted 3 the other day. I broke a major rule&did it now in June. But mine were in a pasture &cattle were munching on them. Also they were small bushes like 1-2'high. They have huge tap roots all of which were up to 2.5'long! Is it advisable to trim those taps so your new hole doesn't need to be so deep? Thanks
Are you able to transplant wild blackberries in the same way?? Awesome video, thanks.
Will it kill the plant to transplant in the spring? The EPA is clearing out a bunch of land that has a lot of black raspberry bushes and I'd like to save some before they get to them.
Should I cover them if there is a freeze
Cool video. Dang what is the temperature there today?? It looks like summer in July in this video. It was cold and raining in Maryland today. I always wanted to visit MO. I have an old internet girl friend there. I haven't seen her in several years, lol
I am in Michigan Ann Arbor, do you think now November 11th is good time to transplant?
Thanks a lot 👍
I have a 25 yr old wild BlackBerry bush that has sprouted the canes that will produce next year far away from the bush and I need to move some of those without killing them how is the best way to dig them up and replant those? Can it be done now during the summer? Or only fall/winter?
Is it necessary to wait until fall or near the 1st freeze to transplant the blackberry bush? I have FINALLY found a wild patch of berries & I am going to transplant some on my property. I was just wanting to make sure I do it correctly & not kill the plant. I live in the sw portion of VA.
Would you talk about Black Berries that aren’t producing berries? I guess they are susceptible to fungus. Mine have produced flowers for the last three years but have yet to have berries. I’m so bummed! Thank you very much!
If the plants look healthy otherwise, you might need magnesium and potassium.
Or you might be pruning wrong.
Thorny and thornless...which do you prefer?
that shovel looks small.
Nice! We've considered transplanting some from further out in our property to here closer to the house. Now's the time to do it I guess. I'd also like to plant some thornless varieties. Have any recommendations?
Thanks for the video this helps us greatly we are about to transplant all our blackberry bushes that are growing wild on one side of our property to a more controlled environment for better picking. Just curious what are the tassels hanging off you belt loops for?
Can u give me d titles of d music u played while transplanting ur blackberries here? They sound funny but uplifting
Was this filmed the day posted? cause it looks really warm there.
Just a tiny question ..to help dig out wouldn’t a hugh fork like thing wouldn’t help better than a shovel ?
Good video. I am transplanting in a week or two. Can you tell me what I have to do for spring transplanting?
Excellent video Doug, question can I do rasberry using the same technique
Does anyone know what time of year is best to do this?!
Doug, do you train your thornless BB's to trellis horizontally?
When you transplant, do the leaves wilt for a couple of days?
Just so people know, they did wilt a bit for a few days, but then they bounced back, water them every day or every other day for a week or two, I also misted the leaves with water a few times a day as it was hot and transplanted plants don't like the hot weather, they will wilt a bit in the sun again then perk up at night.
another question can you plant raspberry or blueberry bushes along with the blackberries.
No
@@nancyv5710 When you transplant blackberries from one spot to another, do the leaves wilt for a couple of days?
what happens if you just cut the whole bush 3 inches off the ground? will I get blackberries next year?
That's what we do. An owner of a garden center told us how to take care of them.
How to transplant them to Mars! Yes we hate them here, they grow so fast youn can see them grow! And they try to cover everything.
get an adult sized shovel