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Sun, Feb 20, 11 at 15:25
| I was wondering if boysenberries can take the summer sun here.. I can either plant it on the east side of the house which will give it 3 hours direct sunlight per day, or on the west side of the back yard next to the brick retaining wall and about 5ft north from a banana tree which would help shade it from afternoon sun.
Right now it's planted next to the brick wall, and it's buds are starting to emerge, so if I needed to transplant it I would have to do it soon before it totally wakes up Would it even fruit with 3 hrs sunlight? |
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| Or should i leave it where its at and if it start to look bad during summer stake up a shade cloth over it? |
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