Gast Geplaatst: 3 november 2017 Share Geplaatst: 3 november 2017 Hello there, My thornless blackberry canes have put down roots where they have come into contact with the ground. We are going to be moving and I would like to take some of them with me but as they have not yet put out new canes from the rooted area I hesitate to dig them and pot them up for the move. Will they survive if I dig the new rooted sections at this stage, sever them from the mother cane, and plant them in a pot until I can transplant into the new yard? I have done this is the Spring after they show new growth but never at this time of year. Thanks I didn't find the right solution from the internet.References:https://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1407465/ Quote Link naar reactie Delen op andere sites More sharing options...
Bit Geplaatst: 3 november 2017 Share Geplaatst: 3 november 2017 This time of the year is fine. Put them in a pot and cut them off the main bush. No problem. And don't be afraid of the winter, they are fully hard. Just put the pot out of very freezing winds if it is freezing during the day. ( the stem will tose to much of moist and dry out ) Very easy, don't worry. Quote Link naar reactie Delen op andere sites More sharing options...
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