Supporting and Planting Tayberries & Boysenberries

How to plant and support hybrid berries like tayberries and boysenberries These berries need a heavier support wire or net than raspberries and blackberries. Berry bushes will need support as canes grow tall and may fall over when heavy with fruit. If you are growing in a small space a single post for every 2 plants will be more practical but if you have the room you are better growing a number of canes or bushes along a post and wire support fence. The beauty of soft fruit canes and bushes is once planted they will produce abundant crops for 10 years or more before the bush starts to decline.
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[@kathybradbury]

Well…looks beautiful-but much more intensive than this little urban food forest I’m doing!

[@cherylann7096]

Beautiful garden!

[@R_jago.08]

Great video my nana bought me a random tayberry plant for my birthday and I didn’t know what I was doing so thanks make sure you do more videos I love the outdoors thanks

[@cherylann7096]

This video is SO very helpful. I just bought a bunch of bare root berries on clearance as the ideal planting season has just ended.

[@akbanhegyi]

love your videos, thanks !

[@Quickcrop]

+akbanhegyi - Cheers for watching and leaving your kind comments - had a look at your own channel - you obviously enjoy the outdoors.

[@SleepStarvedNerd]

Boysenberry is actually a cross between 4 different berries: European blackberry, European raspberry, American dewberry, and Loganberry.

[@randomlee4308]

Loganberry x American dewberry actually

[@jamesrutter665]

Great great video. Thanks for your help

[@Quickcrop]

Thanks for watching.

[@KidguY27]

Maybe 8 years ago I planted a dead looking twig like the first plant you had and today it’s a 6’ azaleas 🌺

[@Quickcrop]

Brilliant, it pays to never give up!!

[@mayyan5946]

вы нам очень понравились!! Спасибо за видео!!!

[@Quickcrop]

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[@timdraper5361]

WE only have about 9 inches of soil above rock so no large posts can go in. I've seen one guy just tie all the stems loosely together and support them with the odd cane. Its sort of works. Raspberries grow on a loose wire because you can't tension against any post. Thanks for the video

[@Quickcrop]

Thanks for the advice.

[@infinitetsukuyomi2763]

Hello! Do tayberries spread like raspberries or do they tend to stay put?! I know that black raspberries make their “hills” and that’s what I meant by “spread”. Thank you!

[@matthewjcrockett]

Can tayberries be grow in pots and trained along a wall?

[@FreezeDryLady]

How long do you leave the string wrapped around the plant?

[@mideallen202]

How far apart do you plant them

[@Quickcrop]

Hi, Tayberries and boysenberries need 2.5-3m between each plant. Hope that helps.

[@anjkovo2138]

Growing Distance apart please ?

[@tonybaker3024]

those support poles need to be at a much shallower angle otherwise the end pole will lift out of the ground!