thanks for posting that. I would like to soil test my garden for the spring and see where I'm at. I'm guessing right around 6-6.5 based on what has grown successfully in the past, but I plan on transplanting some blueberry bushes into my garden area, along with raspberries, and they'll probably require some amending to change the PH where I intend on planting them.
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I wish I had a suggestion for you. I bought 2 yr old raspberry stalks at a garden show. They produced only a handful of berries this spring, but I just planted them in about May, so was surprised I got any at all. by the end of summer, i noticed quite a bit of new growth and now I'm seeing some smaller shoots coming up from the ground around it.
what have you mulched around the raspberries? I used some straw and then we had a bunch of trees cut down and I kept all the sawdust shavings from when the wood was cut and split, so I've used that this winter to mulch around it.
what have you mulched around the raspberries? I used some straw and then we had a bunch of trees cut down and I kept all the sawdust shavings from when the wood was cut and split, so I've used that this winter to mulch around it.
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