Bailey from Tia Nursery planted bare-root raspberry canes in January and grew massive plants by summer. He planted them in shade between two trees, which he says makes the berries sweeter, and the canes produced vigorous growth and fruit.
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Hey everyone, it's Bailey with Tia Nursery, and today I want to show you my raspberries. Now I planted these in January when it was really, really, really cold, and there's just bare root, and it was just these sticks right here. You see these sticks? Look, they'll come up now, but that's what it looked like with a root on it. And, uh, you can say that them sticks didn't come up, but the raspberries come up from the roots. You see all these big pretty raspberries? You can't go wrong with planting raspberries. I planted mine in between two trees here, and, uh, I planted them in the shade too. Now they'll still bloom and bear fruit, but the raspberries will be a whole lot sweeter because of it being planted in the shade. And look, they're just beautiful, high-quality plants, and when you get them, you don't never think that they'll become something like this just because of the roots. But these had big pretty roots, and look, they're growing like a weed. Shop now at tianursery.net. We have these beautiful raspberries, buy one get one free.