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Rambles

Posted by georgiapeachygirl 7 (My Page) on
Tue, Nov 4, 08 at 7:54

I have read conflicting things about growing blackberries. First of all, will they do well in an area that is somewhat wooded, therefore only getting partial sun. We are in Georgia so it gets HOT in the summer. I have read they will, but on other websites, I have read that they will only do well in full sun. Also, if I wanted to try a combo of raspberries and blackberries can I grow them near each other or will they cross pollinate? This will be my first try at raspberries and blackberries so any tips will be helpful. Any recommended varieties. I have already ordered Apache blackberry but I want to try several in case any try to die on me :)


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RE: Rambles

HI
Raised in the south myself.
Look around you, walk in the forest, drive along a country road. Blackberries prefer full sun!
That doesn't mean they can't produce berries under partial shade if thats what you have. Just position them for maximum solar exposure. Trees steal moisture & nutrients too, depending on the needs of the trees you may have to pamper the berries. Recommend NOT planting within the drip-line of the tree, if possible.
Did you order from Stark? Theirs come with a growers guide.

Cross pollination by raspberries is a puzzle for me. I don't know diddly about it. BUT, the University of Georgia has a Master Gardener program! Students get cut-rate on classes & books IF they volunteer time to the community, something like 40hrs... FREE HELP! lol
Tap the link I've supplies & tap their expertise.

Good luck.
Lex

Here is a link that might be useful: GA Bulldogs


 
 

 

 


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