Pruning and/or Training Loganberries: My secrets to growing delicious and healthy plants
Loganberries are easily one of my favorite fruits to grow on the farm. Because they are caneberries, they have a spreading growth habit, sending roots from any canes that come into contact with the soil. I didn't plant these in an appropriate location when I installed them years ago before I knew better. Now I maintain them by pruning annually. I also take dead growth and weave them into a braid, wrapping the plait around my standing obelisk trellis. I use old canes to create additional support for this year's growth. Time stamps: 0:46 What are and the Benefits of Loganberries 1:17 What not to do/Loganberry growth habit 2:31 Supplies for pruning 2:46 Straightening my Trellises 3:30 Pruning old canes 4:22 Weaving old canes into a braided trellis 5:30 Why pruning is important
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