Raspberry trellis

Hi Everyone! It is finally warm enough to start doing gardening work. My mulch is coming next week and so I thought about putting up a raspberry trellis. I thought I would start a picture thread where we all can show off…

SHERIDEN on Instagram: "Berry trellis update! These are first year plants and for those of you who haven’t grown raspberries and blackberries before, the first year is really about growing a strong root system, which means top growth is limited. But we are finally getting enough growth to reach the trellis panels. As shoots grow, I will continue to help them pop through the panels to keep them upright and save some space in the garden. I am expecting some wild growth next year as these have…

Definitely a bit more than those 5 min crafts! @dadadvicefrombo was the man behind it all! #gardentips #trellis #trellisgarden #gardening. artisananja · Original audio

If you want to grow more raspberries it is recommended that you use a trellis system to support your plants. I was looking up a system to cover a wide area but using less wood. I think this diy raspberry trellis system I found on Lumberjacks.com will do the trick. Instead of the 9 gauge

We built new fruit trellises this year in hopes of creating espaliered raspberry bushes, Thompson seedless grape vines, and Bearss seedless lime trees. I adapted a design that I found on the Internet to my planting space. We used pressure treated wood for the posts for longevity, and grounded them in concrete for stability. We […]

Salmon Creek Living on Instagram: "Blackberry trellis is performing great for us! We built it this spring because the old cable system was not working out for us. See the full build on our YT Channel linked in the bio.#blackberry #blackberrytrellis #raspberry #rasberrytrellis #homesteading #garden #gardentrellis #trellis #homestead"

We got tired of the old wire/cable system that was in place for our blackberry bushes. So we decided to try something new and unique. This design should hold...

Learn how to prune raspberries – both summer and fall fruiting varieties – to ensure a bumper crop