Back in Feb I planted some bare root Autumn Bliss raspberry canes. Despite the warmer spell etc there is still no sign of growth.....have I anything to worry about? Just looking for some reassurance based on experience.
I would not worry too much. My autumn bliss, that are well established, have just started to show a bit of green but I am down in Sussex compared to you.
Plenty of time yet.
Jerry
Thanks Jerry.......I was beginning to worry......I've put posts and wires in just in case they grow :)
oooh, will have to check on the weekend if anything can be seen yet of the autumn bliss
my other fruit bushes have taken, full of green leaves and shoots :)
svea
I was wondering about this myself, my established canes are coming on, but my new ones planted in February haven't started yet, not so worried now though. cheers!
I am in a similar situation...I planted three rows in February after digging up and clearing couch grass from the roots. I thought I had lost mine but they are now beginning to show signs of life...thank heaven.
We mustn't be too impatient ....but we are ;D
Derek
My glen something or the other are not only in monster growth, but flowering!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope the frost keeps clear!
I planted Autumn Bliss in Feb this year and a couple of them are just starting to show some growth. The more established Glem whatsit (Morangie -I wish ;D) are well in leaf now with new canes coming up all over. Got a small autumn crop from these as well as a summer one.
Jeremy
Quote from: derbex on April 07, 2005, 14:01:32
I planted Autumn Bliss in Feb this year and a couple of them are just starting to show some growth. The more established Glem whatsit (Morangie -I wish ;D) are well in leaf now with new canes coming up all over. Got a small autumn crop from these as well as a summer one.
Jeremy
;D ;D ;D ;D
If one could successfully grow Glen Morangie then my hubby would become a gardener...
Back to the question, I planted my Joan J autumn canes on Jan 18th 2003 and recorded the shoots on April 5th. (And now I have them growing everywhere!)
moonbells