HOW TO GROW & PRUNE CANE FRUITS - Blackberry, Loganberry, Tayberry - Full Step-By-Step Pruning Guide
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
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Cane fruits are some of my favourite fruits to grow in our gardens, allotments and veg plots, and many are suitable for small spaces too.
I grow a selection of Blackberries, Tayberries and Loganberries along a ‘post and wire’ support in front of my greenhouse and get almost daily pickings of fruits through July, August and September … and sometimes into October too!
They are trouble-free fruits to grow but do need pruning once a year to remove the old canes that have carried fruit. This creates space to tie the new canes that developed that year in to the supports … and these will produce flowers and fruits the following year.
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00:00 - Introduction to my cane fruits and video content
00:22 - Cane Fruit Variety Guide
00:26 - Blackberry ‘Loch Ness’ and ‘Loch Tay’ and ‘Adrienne’
00:38 - Thornless Loganberry LY654
00:50 - Tayberry and Loganberry
01:23 - Boysenberry
01:45 - Please ‘Like’ and ‘Subscribe’ … thank you
01:59 - Review of my cane fruits and how I grow them
03:48 - How to prune and train - step-by-step
04:06 - Cutting away all fruited canes on Loganberry and Tayberry
05:33 - Separating new canes from old fruited canes
06:08 - Prune away old fruited canes at their base
06:45 - Thin out new canes if you have too many
07:11 - Train Tayberry shoots to post and wire supports
10:59 - Train Loganberry canes to support
12:44 - Training completed for Tayberry and Loganberry
13:17 - Pruning Blackberry in late September
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I do hope you enjoy this video. If you have any questions for me do post them in the comments, and I'm always interested to hear what videos you would find useful that I could make in future. Happy Gardening!
finally a clear video on pruning and training berries! and it's pleasant to watch. thank you!!
a quick question: could this kind of training work against or very near a wall ?
Yes I’m sure they will, provided they don’t get too hot and scorch during very sunny weather, and you keep them watered as soil along a wall can get very dry. I grow some blackberries along a fence, running training wires between the wooden posts, so you would need to develop a similar support on a wall.
As well as mulching plants well I would consider running a seeping hose or similar irrigation system along to make regular watering easier. Let us know how you get on by adding another comment in future. Thank you.