How to transplant Raspberry Bushes

Transplanting Raspberry Bushes in your garden can be tricky, but with a few simple tips, you can make this gardening challenge easy. Watch and Learn on Gardenfork.tv

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[marieatthelake]

The local Stop and Shop has 4 foot high Carolina raspberry plants with red raspberries on the for $16.99m. It's midsummer. Would/Could the raspberry plants survive a midsummer planting in CT and would I really have to cut them down by 3 feet? Thank you.

[erochow]

@marieatthelake i think you could plant them and then cut them back in late fall, early winter. they'll grow back in the spring just fine.

[mlg779]

again the ..... dogs

[blackboy424]

how big is that raised bed 4x10?

[xXcrazyalec40Xx]

i know something we were at the greenhouse and there was something called a transplanter its a blue liquid and you mix it with there water and it helps it i also broke a bunch of rules and the rfaspberries i got a crop of about almost100

[xXcrazyalec40Xx]

i know something we were at the greenhouse and there was something called a transplanter its a blue liquid and you mix it with there water and it helps it

[papillonaquatique]

This is a greatly informative video as well as being fun and relaxed.The peaceful background music was a nice touch.Good job!:)

[ingesumadre]

crazy dogs haha great labs ! do they make holes in your raised beds?

[Gunnarsguns]

I think you might be planting those a little to close.

[sadia102]

Thanks for this vid. It is just what I needed. My raspberries arrived a little ahead of time yesterday and I needed to be reminded of what to do.