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2/10/2014 10:38:39 AM Growing raspberries in Kansas  
badchevy4x4babe
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 i really want to plant raspberries. i've done some reading, and have found some varieties that thrive in KANSAS (where i will be planting them)

any other fruit growers, have any suggestions/recommendations/tips to growing these buggers? we had some in montana that grew so well with minimal care and maintenance, but it looks like i'll have to be giving these much more TLC here in kansas.

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2/10/2014 11:01:13 AM Growing raspberries in Kansas  

artist820
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 Blackberries grew abundantly on the road sides in Northern CA. So much so, that road crews would spray herbicide on the plump fruit. Sad. We would post NO SPRAY signs where we gathered. Who knows if the road crew read them; I survived. The weather is cool with morning mist. Maybe you could replicate with a misting system. Try a drip irrigation too, just I case you are away camping, they won't miss their regular watering. Also, don't plant too close to the house. Little critters like fruit too.
4/30/2014 5:27:53 PM Growing raspberries in Kansas  

doubletrouble77
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 Havent tried raspberry trees but I got two blackberry trees in my backyard. How are your trees coming along?
5/7/2014 6:09:53 AM Growing raspberries in Kansas  

frank_underwood
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 Rubus is a ground-cover & needs plenty of space. Top prune it to promote spreading. Use probiotics when planting: @ Lowes, Epsoma's Biotone



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9/12/2014 10:58:26 AM Growing raspberries in Kansas  
americasgirl
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Quote from badchevy4x4babe:
i really want to plant raspberries. i've done some reading, and have found some varieties that thrive in KANSAS (where i will be planting them)

any other fruit growers, have any suggestions/recommendations/tips to growing these buggers? we had some in montana that grew so well with minimal care and maintenance, but it looks like i'll have to be giving these much more TLC here in kansas.


I grew up in a small town in Kansas - my father grew the most delicious black raspberries (not red raspberries and NOT black berries - 2 totally different things). So when I bought a house I planted 3 bushes and grew the same berries, it was like a trip back in time - and you can't buy them anywhere at least I've never found them. the only problem is they come on all at once (but you can freeze them) and go away just as quickly.

I have thought of trying blueberries where they have varieties that come on earlier or later in the season and for longer periods.
9/13/2014 8:37:15 PM Growing raspberries in Kansas  

albyak
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Parrott, GA
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 Tried raspberries in Alaska as all my neighbors have them, but planted them in to flat of soil so they say, seem to grow on the side of a hill, mound, or at least well drained soil much better. mine sure fissiled.
9/15/2014 12:15:24 PM Growing raspberries in Kansas  

dixie_dancer
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Kansas City, KS
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Quote from americasgirl:
I grew up in a small town in Kansas - my father grew the most delicious black raspberries (not red raspberries and NOT black berries - 2 totally different things). So when I bought a house I planted 3 bushes and grew the same berries, it was like a trip back in time - and you can't buy them anywhere at least I've never found them. the only problem is they come on all at once (but you can freeze them) and go away just as quickly.

I have thought of trying blueberries where they have varieties that come on earlier or later in the season and for longer periods.


do you know what variety they are/where you purchased your plants/seeds? I'm still reluctant to purchase them, not seeing any good literature on known varieties that thrive here
10/3/2014 6:17:07 PM Growing raspberries in Kansas  

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 I found this from university of Arkansas on raspberries may help.
https://www.uaex.edu/publications/PDF/FSA-6107.pdf
10/31/2014 8:05:25 AM Growing raspberries in Kansas  
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 Berries

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