All about black raspberry Summer Pruning!
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2022
- Black Raspberry plants require summer pruning to produce good berries the next year. It takes only a few minutes to prune raspberry plants and the results next year will surprise you!
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We'll be shipping black Raspberry plants early next spring depending on your growing zone. Limited quantities are available.
To order Raspberry plants from our raspberries please visit our order page: kinsdomain.com/product/jewel-black-raspberry/
I see you pinching the tips off of the primocanes to stimulate side shoot growth. My question is this. If you cut the tips off , can you root them and create a new plant ?
@@curtunderwood8039I would bend it to a pot /ground in June and cut at the height desired afterwards at the end of the first year, if the purpose is propagation.
Greetings from Wisconsin, and thank you for the informative video! We call them blackcaps here. I've grown black raspberries for years but didn't pinch them back, now I will. I am adding two varieties this year, Cumberland and New Logan. I love eating them fresh, and they are an important ingredient in my Montmorency cherry wine along with rhubarb, it really makes that flavor pop!
That's a cool nick name for black raspberries!
That wine sounds like tastebud symphony :)
You have awesome tips from pruning to preserving black raspberries. I didn't know you could do that with berries. Thank you 🙂
Thanks for watching.
Getting ready to build a support wire system.thanks for the info.good luck with the baby.
Thank you Thank you
Amazing! I'm also impressed you didn't get poked doing that with bare hands :)
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She's an absolute pro. Later when the baby pops out she's holding him like Steve Irwin while pruning.😂
Amazingly beautiful harvest
Very useful information. I grow black raspberries, very tasty. I did not know how to care for the plant, and the bushes turned into a bunch of branches diverging in all directions. Now I know how to care. Thanks for the recipe. Fresh berries in winter - wow!
Awesome
Hello madam, I like your video, greetings from traditional farmers
I love black raspberries, nothing beats the red ones for preserves however
THANK YOU for this informative video. I've struggled for four years with my black raspberry plants, not knowing how to maintain them. This set me on the bath to maintaining my plants.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Awesome video, so glad that I found your channel!
Thanks for watching.
Great video. Thanks!
what a pretty plant
Wow thank you for useful video.
Great information and you are very humble person.
Glad I clicked on the video
Thank you for your tips.
Thank you for watching
We have black raspberries growing, but I don’t know how to take care of them. Thank you!!
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Fantastic video. Thank you so much
Thanks for watching!
I seen you berry patch and literally caught my breathe. My patch is nothing compared to yours. My dad had a red raspberry patch 3x the size of yours and we were out there picking constantly. My dad had a recipe to get rid of the black beetles that love raspberries. He made up a concoction of white vinegar, sugar and water. He pounded tposts in ground and wrapped protection around top of post so jar doesn't break. Have to fill glass jar 2/3 full of solution. Has to be glass cuz bugs are attracted by scent and when they get wet they can't climb back out and drown. First couple days you will have to strain out bugs 2x a day with strainer and pour mixture back into jar and reuse. After a couple days the population will decrease and then you can strain less often. Make sure you watch level of bugs in jar cuz they will make an island of bodies and they won't drown anymore. When you have a bucket of dead bugs discard of them far away from your homestead cuz you don't want bugs being attracted to the dead bugs but go to the solution in the jars.
Wow! That's a great recipe! Thanks for sharing!
In July, I topped off the fruiting canes. In august, can / should you pick the tips off the offshoots of the new fruiting canes as well? The offshoots on my bushes are huge, very long. This is opposed to winter/spring pruning them I guess. Tks for your videos. Very helpful.
Thanks for watching our video. If you tip offshoots, it will trigger them to branch out. I never do that as that will lead to small berries and weak canes. If you leave the long canes till spring, pruning them back after the last frosts you will have a good crop of berries. If you want to propagate the long lateral offshoots are the ones you need to tip layer into the ground.
great demo thank you maam
Thanks for watching
Thank-you, I'm from Ontario Canada and i boil my maple syrup and will try that recipe using syrup instead of honey with my black raspberries. I'm in zone 4b plant hardiness. Your girl is quite like my granddaughter who loves her honey berries along with all other berries and eats them just as fast. She is a berry good girl. NAMASTE
that's my son :)
@@YouCanToday Berry good boy!!! NAMASTE
Great and inspiring video. I lost my crop this year because we weren't here to water at the right time. Biggest disappointment of my gardening year. I just got in there to remove the deadwood and to prune the new canes down to about 3.5', happy to see that I will likely have fruit next year - and I WILL be here. I do have a question - how are the birds not eating your fruit?
We have a mulberry tree not far from the raspberry patch and the birds are busy eating mulberries. :)
Love blackraspberries but have a tuff time dealing with the thorns.
For sure! They are difficult to work with. Good set of gloves and a long sleaved shirt is a must when it’s time to prune those canes.
Ive transplanted about 300 plants so far another 500 to go. Trying to get a set up like this. Cant wait for spring to see how it looks. Looks like shit right now. Alot of weird sizes and varieations. God i hope it looks good.
Wow!
That's a lot of plants!
I'm sure it will look absolutely lovely once you're done.
Can you please share what variety of black raspberry are you growing? Loved the video, very informative! Thanks!
I don't know the variety. The plants were given to my mom many years ago by a friend. She shared some plants with me.
Thank you so much- you're video has helped me with my bushes, however I have one question, what if the new ones are like 10+feet, how far back do I trim them? I didn't know to prune them as they grow wild at my work. I've just started to strangle them in to shape with some metal trellis. Do I cut those long ones back to about 4-5 feet?
If you're dealing with wild black raspberries, pruning them will make them weak and cause diseases (from my experience in PA). If its a domesticated variety that's gone wild, yes, you can prune them back to whatever height you want them to be and they will sprout lateral shoots.
Can I do the whole honey thing with strawberries as well?
Absolutely! We do that for our strawberries, plums (cut and pit), apricots, blackberries, blueberries, cherries...
Is this variety of Black Raspberry the same as those found in the wild generally? Further, do you know if it is possible to transplant and domesticate them?
I have to imagine you're very busy but I always really enjoy your foraging and preserving videos. Keep it up!
As far as I know, wild black raspberries are a different variety and won't produce like the domesticated ones. Wild black raspberries grow in a slightly different pattern than domestic ones and if you try to prune them like the domestic variety they don't produce much berries. They like to grow in messy brambles. So if you transplant wild black raspberries, you'll have a very wild patch that is hard to pick and maintain.
The variety of black raspberries that we have had been given to my mother by a friend 10 years ago and she gave me some starts when I started my patch. I'm assuming that they are some standard domestic variety.
@@YouCanToday makes sense. appreciate your response!
Can you do the same tipping the tops with red rasberries? I do the same with my black resberries, however I want to get different varieties and want to start with red ones first :). Keep up the greeat work!
From my experience tipping the red raspberry decreases its fruit production dramatically. Red raspberries don't really send out lateral shoots and most of their fruit is produced on the tips.
Good luck with your raspberries!
We have that growing wild all over the farm I was raised on along the side of the roads down the old railroad tracks just everywhere out in the woods well maybe not directly in the woods but on the outline of the woods it may produce so many black raspberries it ain't funny. Now that I moved I miss them I need to find me another place to pick. LOL the problem is nowadays they spray along the side of the roads and the railroad tracks so heavily it kills them. I could not find a black raspberry bush for sale anywhere last year where do you find them?
@libertarianman69 Yes, wild varieties are awesome! In our area where we live we have sticky raspberry (Rubus phoenicolasius) that we collect wild. Black Raspberries in our area produce fairly tiny berries that are fairly hard to pick, a cultivated variety growing in the backyard works much better. In terms of finding them for sale, it can be challenging. They do not transplant really well and many plants die off mid summer, even if they are watered really well. Actually we started selling black raspberries from our garden this year. If you want to purchase our plants you can do that by following this link: kinsdomain.com/product/jewel-black-raspberry/
We trim the plant to keep only 1 - 3 green shoots to increase chance of survival, and package roots in a moist coconut substrate. We ship them priority mail which usually takes 1 - 3 days to arrive. If they are planted promptly they have a chance to make it. Once they are established, in about 2 years you'll be able to propagate them from your own plants fairly easily.
@@YouCanToday might do that. Thank you
Can I shorten them down to 4 ft tall so they fit under the net that protects them from birds?
Yes you can. You will need to pinch the tops when they are slightly over 4ft. Basically you'll be pinching 2 - 3 inches off the top so once your cane reaches 4ft & a couple inches, pinch the top.
Update? Did tipping increase the number of berries?
Yes it did. We have put together a new video with the results + how to keep birds away from eating up all of the berries - will upload it tomorrow!
@@YouCanToday Awesome! I saw you comment that you shouldn't tip wild black raspberries though. Mine were here when I moved in and they look exactly like yours. Same size and everything but I don't know if they were planted or wild since they are native here.
Does the same go for blackberries? W have a ton of those growing
No, the blackberries get prunes a bit different. WE are working on how to care series for those.
Hi
is this Mysore Raspberry / Rubus niveus ?
No. We found out that the variety that we have is Jewel Black Raspberry.
Wonderful video, thank you. Do you have video that shows how you set up your posts, from bare ground?
Not yet :) We will work on that if that is of interest.
When do you ship orders?
In the spring
@@YouCanToday hello do you ship outside of the u s ?
@@maxtenke3738 Sorry no. This year we are doing a small experiment to see if there is enough of interest for us to develop the business idea further. If everything works out we might expand to ship outside of USA in future.
After 1 year did the plucked ones or your experimental section (unplucked) produce better?
Hello. Great question. It certainly did make a difference. We have created a follow-up video with results and have posted it last week! Check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/wrhk1LflGpI/v-deo.html
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