yvonne
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11th February 2008 10:07am
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Correy says...
I have been Growing Raspberries for a bit over a year. Here is a picture I took a couple of days ago of them.
Perhaps you will get fruit this time next year once it has a bit more time to establish.
I have been Growing Raspberries for a bit over a year. Here is a picture I took a couple of days ago of them.
Perhaps you will get fruit this time next year once it has a bit more time to establish.
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Shaun says...
I was tols Willemet is the main summer fruting variety, that fruits on previous year's (2 year old) canes .....
Heritage and Autumn Bliss are autumn-bearing varieties where fruits are set on new (1-year old) canes....
and Chilliwack is an early-bearing variety .....
Where can I buy these raspberry varieties, please.
Thnx.
I was tols Willemet is the main summer fruting variety, that fruits on previous year's (2 year old) canes .....
Heritage and Autumn Bliss are autumn-bearing varieties where fruits are set on new (1-year old) canes....
and Chilliwack is an early-bearing variety .....
Where can I buy these raspberry varieties, please.
Thnx.
Shaun
WA/Perth
29th June 2008 2:16am
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John says...
Shaun I have them.
You can get them from Diggers, but they sold out for this year I think.
We got Heritage, Williamette and Chillwack.
You grow the autumn fruiters as an annual ie chop back after fruiting.
The summer ones, grow in the first year and have a small autumn crop, tip the canes after fruiting. The next year these bear a full size summer crop and are then chopped out. That years shoots then have an autumn crop and so on and son on.
Search NSW Ag Dept for the VERY helpful info sheet.
Shaun I have them.
You can get them from Diggers, but they sold out for this year I think.
We got Heritage, Williamette and Chillwack.
You grow the autumn fruiters as an annual ie chop back after fruiting.
The summer ones, grow in the first year and have a small autumn crop, tip the canes after fruiting. The next year these bear a full size summer crop and are then chopped out. That years shoots then have an autumn crop and so on and son on.
Search NSW Ag Dept for the VERY helpful info sheet.
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John says...
Shaun
Had 1 x heritage and 2 x chillwack put aside for you, but ended up swapping them for a semi dawrf ganny smith -MM106 rootstock (60% size).
I can get you some later when these plants sprout up and grow a bit, this will be quite a while.
OR Bunnings Belmont have no name raspberries near the tills inside the plastic bag bulb section. I have grown these before, they are OK but not great.
OR do you want me to order some from Diggers for you, with my next order?
J
Shaun
Had 1 x heritage and 2 x chillwack put aside for you, but ended up swapping them for a semi dawrf ganny smith -MM106 rootstock (60% size).
I can get you some later when these plants sprout up and grow a bit, this will be quite a while.
OR Bunnings Belmont have no name raspberries near the tills inside the plastic bag bulb section. I have grown these before, they are OK but not great.
OR do you want me to order some from Diggers for you, with my next order?
J
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Shaun says...
Thanks, John ....
and thnx fer yer SMS reply this morning too .....
I think Diggers have run out of stock for raspberries ....
I prefer named varieties, if possible ...
and I only want 1 of each variety as I have very limited space ...
well, perhaps next season when you order more raspberries, I'll buy some off from you, John.
Thanks, John ....
and thnx fer yer SMS reply this morning too .....
I think Diggers have run out of stock for raspberries ....
I prefer named varieties, if possible ...
and I only want 1 of each variety as I have very limited space ...
well, perhaps next season when you order more raspberries, I'll buy some off from you, John.
Shaun
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Itdepends says...
BTW guys- your right you get 5,5 and 2 with the "collection" but I ordered mine as individual canes- bit confusing initially- as my first order was for 5 individual canes of 2 varieties (i.e. 10 canes total)- and when the third variety became available- I ordered 1 lot- which was 5 canes.
Nearly all of mine are in the ground except for 2 I put aside in a pot- the two in the pot are sprouting much more strongly- mainly because the pot is heating up faster than the ground.
BTW guys- your right you get 5,5 and 2 with the "collection" but I ordered mine as individual canes- bit confusing initially- as my first order was for 5 individual canes of 2 varieties (i.e. 10 canes total)- and when the third variety became available- I ordered 1 lot- which was 5 canes.
Nearly all of mine are in the ground except for 2 I put aside in a pot- the two in the pot are sprouting much more strongly- mainly because the pot is heating up faster than the ground.
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Manda says...
I got 4 of the Williamette Raspberry canes from Bunnungs. I planted them in the ground. 3 of them got the green leaves quickly. About a month on two of those canes with leaves - the leave died. They were getting watered. There is now just one with leaves and has about 6 flowers on it (almost more flowers than leaves. the soil is sound, which i put compost and sheep poo on, as well as a light does of azalea fertiliser. I also put some peat straw around them. Every fortnight i have been giving it a liquid drink with seaweed and fish. Any ideas on what happened with the leaves sunddenly dying off and is there anything i can do to rescue them.
I got 4 of the Williamette Raspberry canes from Bunnungs. I planted them in the ground. 3 of them got the green leaves quickly. About a month on two of those canes with leaves - the leave died. They were getting watered. There is now just one with leaves and has about 6 flowers on it (almost more flowers than leaves. the soil is sound, which i put compost and sheep poo on, as well as a light does of azalea fertiliser. I also put some peat straw around them. Every fortnight i have been giving it a liquid drink with seaweed and fish. Any ideas on what happened with the leaves sunddenly dying off and is there anything i can do to rescue them.
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Anonymous says...
$35 each?- down in Bunbury they were selling for 45-$55 each depending on whether they were in Bunnings or a nursery- suprisingly though- when I checked yesterday Bunnings had sold every pot except for one (the raspberries).
All I can say is at that price I'm glad I got mine from Diggers
Daniel
$35 each?- down in Bunbury they were selling for 45-$55 each depending on whether they were in Bunnings or a nursery- suprisingly though- when I checked yesterday Bunnings had sold every pot except for one (the raspberries).
All I can say is at that price I'm glad I got mine from Diggers
Daniel
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Liz says...
Yikes, I thought the ones I bought a few years ago in West Swan were expensive at ~$7/pot! (compared to previous canes I'd got from Garden Express, but they stopped sending them to WA). (There used to be a nursery in West Swan with lots of fruit that I think must have closed? ...can't remember what it was called, but can't find it in the white pages or anything... anyone know what happened to it or whether it's still there?) ...those raspberries unfortunately died from my not getting the retic and shade organised early enough that summer... I might have to wait and buy canes next winter!
Thanks for the info! :-)
Yikes, I thought the ones I bought a few years ago in West Swan were expensive at ~$7/pot! (compared to previous canes I'd got from Garden Express, but they stopped sending them to WA). (There used to be a nursery in West Swan with lots of fruit that I think must have closed? ...can't remember what it was called, but can't find it in the white pages or anything... anyone know what happened to it or whether it's still there?) ...those raspberries unfortunately died from my not getting the retic and shade organised early enough that summer... I might have to wait and buy canes next winter!
Thanks for the info! :-)
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Maureen says...
Hi guys, I bought a couple of rasberry bushes from bunnings a couple of years ago. We live in the Hinterlant of the Gold Coast. I now have one bush that is sending out new shoots and have a lot of berries on them, the key is to cut them back hard each year. Our grand-daughter(2 years old) goes down with a pail to gather the fruit each weekend and eat it before her mother gets her hands on them, we think. It has just gone off, we have trimed it back big time and hoping for some great fruit next year. The fruit is so different to the ordinary rasberrys but tastes wonderful. Maureen
Hi guys, I bought a couple of rasberry bushes from bunnings a couple of years ago. We live in the Hinterlant of the Gold Coast. I now have one bush that is sending out new shoots and have a lot of berries on them, the key is to cut them back hard each year. Our grand-daughter(2 years old) goes down with a pail to gather the fruit each weekend and eat it before her mother gets her hands on them, we think. It has just gone off, we have trimed it back big time and hoping for some great fruit next year. The fruit is so different to the ordinary rasberrys but tastes wonderful. Maureen
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Shaun says...
Hi John,
Thanks for putting aside some Chilliwack & Heritage raspberry canes for me.
You said you dug them out around Xmas/Boxing Day ..... I will be away fer a wee while in Mid-January 2009, and will get back to Perth on the 2nd week of Feb'09.
Are you able to hold on to those canes until I am back to pick them up from you, please.
Have you got an email address, John? Pls forward your email address to me via SMS (you got my mobile phone number the last time we form the shipping syndicate).
Happy New Year in 2009 to you & your family !!!
Hi John,
Thanks for putting aside some Chilliwack & Heritage raspberry canes for me.
You said you dug them out around Xmas/Boxing Day ..... I will be away fer a wee while in Mid-January 2009, and will get back to Perth on the 2nd week of Feb'09.
Are you able to hold on to those canes until I am back to pick them up from you, please.
Have you got an email address, John? Pls forward your email address to me via SMS (you got my mobile phone number the last time we form the shipping syndicate).
Happy New Year in 2009 to you & your family !!!
Shaun
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maureen says...
Hi, I have grown rasberries here for the last couple of years. As pointed out previously, I needed to have fed them more. That is why they took a couple of years to flower and produce fruit. Hopefully, now that I have chooks, their menour and the hay form the coop will feed the plants. The other problem is that the plant is in the middle of the chicken run and the girls love the plant so much that they eat it. Beware, do not have you rasberry bush in the middle of the chicken coop. Maureen
Hi, I have grown rasberries here for the last couple of years. As pointed out previously, I needed to have fed them more. That is why they took a couple of years to flower and produce fruit. Hopefully, now that I have chooks, their menour and the hay form the coop will feed the plants. The other problem is that the plant is in the middle of the chicken run and the girls love the plant so much that they eat it. Beware, do not have you rasberry bush in the middle of the chicken coop. Maureen
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Maureen says...
The girls have not eaten the rasberry bush to death, but I am watching it. They need to learn what is my feed is not theirs. I think that I will probably have to buy a new plant to be away from the girls. I have one chook that thinks that the top of the coop is her domaine. "Little does she know'. she has reached to the rasberry bush this way. Maureen
The girls have not eaten the rasberry bush to death, but I am watching it. They need to learn what is my feed is not theirs. I think that I will probably have to buy a new plant to be away from the girls. I have one chook that thinks that the top of the coop is her domaine. "Little does she know'. she has reached to the rasberry bush this way. Maureen
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Maryanne says...
Thankyou to everyone for the help on the raspberries. Also thankyou for the email. I had misplaced the address of the forum, so it is great to see the generous response.
My next question would be, when do I plant them and what special care should I do? IE what kind of fertiliser? And do they grow best in large pots?
Thanks Maryanne
Thankyou to everyone for the help on the raspberries. Also thankyou for the email. I had misplaced the address of the forum, so it is great to see the generous response.
My next question would be, when do I plant them and what special care should I do? IE what kind of fertiliser? And do they grow best in large pots?
Thanks Maryanne
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Maureen says...
I am hoping that the chicken manure will help with the rasberry bush. It did not receive regular fertalising until now, it is now constant. I am not trying to directly fertalise my bush but wanting to do it indirectly with the bush beside the chicken coop. You cannot get better than that, hopefully. I need to look up permaculture notes on this and what I can do with this situation. Maureen
I am hoping that the chicken manure will help with the rasberry bush. It did not receive regular fertalising until now, it is now constant. I am not trying to directly fertalise my bush but wanting to do it indirectly with the bush beside the chicken coop. You cannot get better than that, hopefully. I need to look up permaculture notes on this and what I can do with this situation. Maureen
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Michael says...
I am interested in people who have had success with raspberries in Perth. I am looking for the best place to plant them. I am thinking morning sun, since afternoon sun is supposed to kill them. How much shade can they have and still fruit? Perhaps afternoon sun with shadecloth would be good, as the shadecloth would protect them from the wind too. Our worst wind all comes from the morning sun direction.
I am interested in people who have had success with raspberries in Perth. I am looking for the best place to plant them. I am thinking morning sun, since afternoon sun is supposed to kill them. How much shade can they have and still fruit? Perhaps afternoon sun with shadecloth would be good, as the shadecloth would protect them from the wind too. Our worst wind all comes from the morning sun direction.
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Itdepends says...
I've got mine in a 3 way- us shaped trellis run- with a plum tree planted in the middle. There's a high fence to the north and east- so it's the coldest, wettest spot in my garden. I still found that the fruit produced during high summer were poor- relatively dry- and the taste of the late spring/early summer varieties (chilliwack and williamette) was better than the summer variety I have - Heritage- which suffers more from the heat.
In saying that- Heritage is still fruiting well into autumn (still picking now) and the quality/juiciness/flavour has improved in the late season. BTW- I'm in Bunbury- a little cooler than Perth- but pretty close.
Daniel
I've got mine in a 3 way- us shaped trellis run- with a plum tree planted in the middle. There's a high fence to the north and east- so it's the coldest, wettest spot in my garden. I still found that the fruit produced during high summer were poor- relatively dry- and the taste of the late spring/early summer varieties (chilliwack and williamette) was better than the summer variety I have - Heritage- which suffers more from the heat.
In saying that- Heritage is still fruiting well into autumn (still picking now) and the quality/juiciness/flavour has improved in the late season. BTW- I'm in Bunbury- a little cooler than Perth- but pretty close.
Daniel
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Maureen says...
My plant is now fruiting, and this is in Mudgeeraba, QLD. We have a very cold winter here, down to 0 some mornings, but no frost. We are too high in the mountains. The fruiting is just starting, one only berry so far. The chooks are looking at it frequently, and I am worried if I am going to get any fruit from it this year and if I need to get a new plant elsewhere next year. I have one tuber coming up under the chicken coop. We will wait and see. Maureen
My plant is now fruiting, and this is in Mudgeeraba, QLD. We have a very cold winter here, down to 0 some mornings, but no frost. We are too high in the mountains. The fruiting is just starting, one only berry so far. The chooks are looking at it frequently, and I am worried if I am going to get any fruit from it this year and if I need to get a new plant elsewhere next year. I have one tuber coming up under the chicken coop. We will wait and see. Maureen
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Correy says...
Tara:
You should be right with one raspberry plant but having two can increase your yield as they do benefit from pollination.
In my experience they hate wind and direct sun but go well in a semi shaded position here in brisbane.
There is some great info and comments on this page:
Growing Raspberries
Tara:
You should be right with one raspberry plant but having two can increase your yield as they do benefit from pollination.
In my experience they hate wind and direct sun but go well in a semi shaded position here in brisbane.
There is some great info and comments on this page:
Growing Raspberries
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Shaun says...
My Williamette raspberry bush don't seem to be doing well .....
it is grown in a large pot, but all the growth are spindly and thin and growth has been extremely slow in the last 9 month that I got it ......
Needless to say, it has not flowered or fruited at all .... :-(
Any tips to keep it going and what should be done to it at this time of the year ????
My Williamette raspberry bush don't seem to be doing well .....
it is grown in a large pot, but all the growth are spindly and thin and growth has been extremely slow in the last 9 month that I got it ......
Needless to say, it has not flowered or fruited at all .... :-(
Any tips to keep it going and what should be done to it at this time of the year ????
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Correy says...
Melony: Daleys does not propagate Autumn Bliss.
The ones we do propagate are:
Atherton Raspberry Native to QLD
Raspberry Heritage
..and most recently the
Raspberry Williamette
If you think that the Raspberry Autumn Bliss is great and it's not a PBR variety you should get in contact with us perhaps we could get some cuttings off you.
Melony: Daleys does not propagate Autumn Bliss.
The ones we do propagate are:
Atherton Raspberry Native to QLD
Raspberry Heritage
..and most recently the
Raspberry Williamette
If you think that the Raspberry Autumn Bliss is great and it's not a PBR variety you should get in contact with us perhaps we could get some cuttings off you.
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Shaun says...
Hi Jimmy, Hi rus,
Thanks for your response.
Let us get in touch with one another via email:
I am at
If you email me your mobile or landline telephone, I'll organise to pick/collect when I am back in Perth ....
currently I am hunting for Pandan plants in Hedlands.
Thanks very much.
p/s:
Bunnings at South Street and Maddington has got Chilliwack Raspberry cuttings (2 canes in a bag for approx $10.00).
Bunnings also got other berry types(blackberry, boysenberry, silvanberry, youngberry etc .... 1 cane in a bag for approx 13.00)
Hi Jimmy, Hi rus,
Thanks for your response.
Let us get in touch with one another via email:
I am at
If you email me your mobile or landline telephone, I'll organise to pick/collect when I am back in Perth ....
currently I am hunting for Pandan plants in Hedlands.
Thanks very much.
p/s:
Bunnings at South Street and Maddington has got Chilliwack Raspberry cuttings (2 canes in a bag for approx $10.00).
Bunnings also got other berry types(blackberry, boysenberry, silvanberry, youngberry etc .... 1 cane in a bag for approx 13.00)
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Shaun says...
hmm.....
somehow, my email contact must have got deleted by the Mods of the forum ....
I'll try again, if it is not against the rule ....
Pls email me at csoo1@yahoo.co.uk
Jimmy, I could pick up the Heritage Raspberry canes/cuttings from you if you are in Belmont.
We are just a stone throw away from each other.
Thanks.
hmm.....
somehow, my email contact must have got deleted by the Mods of the forum ....
I'll try again, if it is not against the rule ....
Pls email me at csoo1@yahoo.co.uk
Jimmy, I could pick up the Heritage Raspberry canes/cuttings from you if you are in Belmont.
We are just a stone throw away from each other.
Thanks.
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4th September 2009 7:38pm
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Shaun says...
Hi Jimmy , Hi rus,
None of you responded after my last post.
I got 1 spare Chilliwack Raspberry to swap with someone who has heritage Raspberry.
Jimmy, if you are in Belmont, then we are not too far from each other.
Please let me know how / when I could collect the Heritage Raspberry, if you got a spare plant / cutting for me.
Thanks.
Hi Jimmy , Hi rus,
None of you responded after my last post.
I got 1 spare Chilliwack Raspberry to swap with someone who has heritage Raspberry.
Jimmy, if you are in Belmont, then we are not too far from each other.
Please let me know how / when I could collect the Heritage Raspberry, if you got a spare plant / cutting for me.
Thanks.
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WA / Perth
23rd October 2009 7:28pm
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Saxman
Perth
24th October 2009 10:32pm
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Shaun
WA / Perth
26th October 2009 9:55pm
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Shaun says...
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for the Raspberry Heritage plant.
I'd repotted it in a bigger pot .... hope to get some berry fruits from it this Autumn, since it is a primo-cane variety.
I'm sure Saxman would like to get some plants from you too ..... if you have not already contacted him.
CHEERS !!
:-)
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for the Raspberry Heritage plant.
I'd repotted it in a bigger pot .... hope to get some berry fruits from it this Autumn, since it is a primo-cane variety.
I'm sure Saxman would like to get some plants from you too ..... if you have not already contacted him.
CHEERS !!
:-)
Shaun
WA / Perth
1st November 2009 9:34pm
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Jimmy
Perth
3rd November 2009 2:14pm
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Saxman
5th November 2009 6:21am
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Shaun
WA / Perth
9th November 2009 1:35pm
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Jimmy
Perth
9th November 2009 5:52pm
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Shaun says...
Hi Jimmy, I am sure Saxman can wait till you got canes that are ready to be given away.
Just take yer time and contact him whenever you are ready.
He disclosed his email contact in the previous post, and you got his mobile if you need to sms him.
Cheers !!
p/s: The cane cutting that you gave me is putting out new growth after I'd repotted it .... what did you use to feed yer Raspberry bushes ?
Hi Jimmy, I am sure Saxman can wait till you got canes that are ready to be given away.
Just take yer time and contact him whenever you are ready.
He disclosed his email contact in the previous post, and you got his mobile if you need to sms him.
Cheers !!
p/s: The cane cutting that you gave me is putting out new growth after I'd repotted it .... what did you use to feed yer Raspberry bushes ?
Shaun
WA / Perth
11th November 2009 2:07pm
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Saxman
Canning Vale, W.A.
18th November 2009 2:12am
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