Gardening and Horticulture - Blackberry Bush Transplant
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ghumphri
09-14-04, 11:51 AM
Greetings All
I have a Blackberry Bush that has grow out of control (8-10 feet in diameter). I need to trim it back and move it to another part of the yard. We just moved into the property. I would imagine this bush has grown out of control for years.
Being in SE Michigan, I was thinking the best time to move the bush would be when it's dormant (November - December)?
Are there any precautions I need to take before pruning?
How should I prepare the new resting place? Size of hole, sunlight, shade, etc...
It currently does not have a fence to grow on...should I set up sometype of support to tie it to?
Thanks!!!!!
I have a Blackberry Bush that has grow out of control (8-10 feet in diameter). I need to trim it back and move it to another part of the yard. We just moved into the property. I would imagine this bush has grown out of control for years.
Being in SE Michigan, I was thinking the best time to move the bush would be when it's dormant (November - December)?
Are there any precautions I need to take before pruning?
How should I prepare the new resting place? Size of hole, sunlight, shade, etc...
It currently does not have a fence to grow on...should I set up sometype of support to tie it to?
Thanks!!!!!
chfite
09-14-04, 12:53 PM
Here is an informative link on blackberries.
http://www.weeksberry.com/BLACKBER.HTML
They don't have trellises in nature, but I would think they would be easier to manage with one.
Hope this helps.
http://www.weeksberry.com/BLACKBER.HTML
They don't have trellises in nature, but I would think they would be easier to manage with one.
Hope this helps.