We have had lots of rain the last few weeks, and then look what happened on Sunday afternoon we got snow. October 14, 2018 and we had snow on April 14, 2018 so this is a year....Our farmers are having a struggle with their crops getting them out with all of the rain and now with the snow. BUT....looks like this week no moisture and warming up till the 60's later this week. So hope is here and we wish all the best for harvest season. I got this phone call this last week about if they could transplant raspberries this fall...this is what I thought but found the information anyway. Here is what I found....
Transplanting raspberries in the fall
Although some gardeners with a very green thumb have success in transplanting raspberries in the fall, most of us need to wait until spring. To preserve your raspberry plants through the winter, cover their roots with moist soil, sand, or wood shavings and store them in a cool place, away from the danger of freezing.
Taken from homeguides.sfgate.com
till next time this is Becky Litterer, Becky's Greenhouse, Dougherty Iowa beckmall@netins.net
Transplanting raspberries in the fall
Although some gardeners with a very green thumb have success in transplanting raspberries in the fall, most of us need to wait until spring. To preserve your raspberry plants through the winter, cover their roots with moist soil, sand, or wood shavings and store them in a cool place, away from the danger of freezing.
Taken from homeguides.sfgate.com
till next time this is Becky Litterer, Becky's Greenhouse, Dougherty Iowa beckmall@netins.net
