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"wild" rasberry plants

amandstu · 2013-06-07 16:39:01

Well maybe not wild but they have escaped into the surrounding area. Can I use these to restart my canes that had the misfortune to have been trampled/eaten to death by a pet donkey over the course of the last year or so? Actually they are starting to resprout weakly in situ but I could speed up the process by filling in…

07-06-2013 4:39pm

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Well maybe not wild but they have escaped into the surrounding area.

Can I use these to restart my canes that had the misfortune to have been trampled/eaten to death by a pet donkey over the course of the last year or so?

Actually they are starting to resprout weakly in situ but I could speed up the process by filling in gaps with some sturdier plants that are nearby if they were suitable..

I remember about 5 years ago I bought a few canes from the garden centre as I felt that the existing canes might have "gone native" over the years but I didn't find that they were really any different .

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