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    I've just bought some raspberry canes, what would be the minimum soil depth needed for planting?...also, should I give the roots a good drink before planting or doesn't it matter?

    thanks
    tulip

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    I would plant them about 50cm deeper than what they were in the pots, if it were me I would leave the canes in water for about an hour before planting.

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    • #3
      the canes actually arrived bare rooted, I had been planning to grow them in large buckets but the roots are too large. Thanks for the advice , it's great to be able to ask allsorts, things that will seem obvious to experienced gardeners aren't when you're a newbie.

      tulip

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      • #4
        Do the canes have a soil mark just above the roots

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        • #5
          hi,
          bit difficult to say - looks like maybe an inch to three inches of the cane have been in soil...there are shoots coming up from the base - so I guess they should all be under the soil when I plant ?
          Last edited by tulip; 06-05-2009, 05:21 PM.

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          • #6
            Yep I would plant them 50cm/2" above that line

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            • #7
              Originally posted by TEB View Post
              Yep I would plant them 50cm/2" above that line
              I think you mean 5cm - 50cm is 20 inches

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              • #8
                Originally posted by GrubbyGirl View Post
                I think you mean 5cm - 50cm is 20 inches
                oops well spotted - think I stay with old money in future - yep 2"

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                • #9
                  i'm with you on the 'old money', inches i understand - metric often has me foxed!

                  thanks for your help - appreciated

                  tulip

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