Raspberry bushes are generally low-maintenance additions to the garden, yet taking a specific step in May is essential to harvest the most desirable berries. As raspberry blossoms emerge in May ...

This bush is found throughout eastern North America growing in thickets along roadsides and trails. You can grow two varieties of cultivated wild raspberry—summer-fruiting and everbearing ...

Raspberry bushes typically produce fruit in the summer, and you can encourage bigger berries to grow if you add one natural ...

Raspberry bushes are generally low-maintenance and thrive in gardens, yet there's a pivotal step to take in May for a bountiful harvest. The Real Farmhouse, a seasoned gardener, advises that ...

If you are looking to enhance your edible garden, you should plant a raspberry bush this season. Raspberry bushes are considered fast-growing plants, but it can take 1 to 2 years before they begin ...

It’s a banner fruit year on the farm. The sour cherry is full of small red globes, the black raspberry bushes are bursting with berries and clusters of grapes hang heavy on the arbor.

I like to wait until the raspberry plants are exposed to a hard freeze before cutting them down. Normally that happens much earlier in the season but this year we had to wait until the end of ...