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We received a delivery yesterday: It was my Raspberry Bushes!!!
 
I ordered 3 Red Raspberry and 3 Golden Raspberry.
 
 I had to hide them on the porch last night due to frost again.
 
I can’t believe how large the plants are, and they are already loaded with raspberries:)
 
Now I need to get them all into the ground.
 
 It looks like I have created a lot of work for myself, but it will be so worth it when we are enjoying home grown fruits and veggies all winter long. Come back and see how I plan to trellis these babies!!
 
 

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  1. Jodi says

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    oh, wow they look great; they are huge! You are so going to enjoy alot of wonderful fruit.

    Have a great Easter!
    Jodi

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  2. ✿ⒹⒺⒺ✿@ A Lapin Life says

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    Hi Dawn,

    How exciting and fun it’s going to be. I’m a fruit junky! I eat fresh fruit every morning. I know what you will be having. Yum!

    Dee

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  3. Under the Willow says

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    Nice! I didn’t know they could come that big through the mail.

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  4. Tammy says

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    Sounds Yummy!

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  5. NanaDiana says

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    Those look GREAT- SOOOO Much better than the strawberry plants! A lot of work but worth the effort! xo Diana

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  6. Marsha says

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    I wish I had some raspberry bushes, too. Are they hard to grow? Do they need cold weather? Good luck
    Marsha

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  7. Miss Char says

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    Those are big plants Dawn and the fruit they’ll give you year after year will certainly be worth the time it takes to care for them. I’m picturing a big raspberry pie in your future.

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  8. [email protected] says

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    How exciting for you! We had delicious raspberries when we lived in Portland, but with our climate here, they don’t do well, darn it! Enjoy yours!

    Happy Easter!
    Pam

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  9. Kris says

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    Wonderful! Happy Easter to you sweet friend!
    Kris

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  10. Lisa says

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    Looks like a perfect Easter celebration with the raspberry. Looks like a perfect Easter celebration. [email protected] Home Interiors

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  11. Anita @ Cedar Hill Ranch says

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    Wow, raspberry bushes, those are going to be so awesome. We planted peach trees and an apple tree, but we have long wait for fruit I am afraid.

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