Raspberries

When raspberries finally start to flower and fruit, the disappointment is palpable when fruits are sub par or aren't fit for consumption due to RBDV. Learn more about treating raspberry bushy dwarf virus here.

By Kristi Waterworth

Raspberry plants have many uses. For instance, the leaves are often used to make herbal raspberry leaf tea. Both the fruit and leaves of red raspberry have several herbal uses that date back centuries. Find out how to harvest raspberry leaf for tea in this article.

By Amy Grant

There are many diseases of raspberry plants so it is good to educate yourself about how to grow the delectable raspberry. Canes turning brown are a common symptom of many different diseases of raspberry plants. Learn more in this article.

By Karen Boness

Raspberry patches give home gardeners easy access to the tasty fruit, but like other berries though, raspberry fruits are frequently invaded by worms that can ruin a harvest. Learn more in this article.

By Kristi Waterworth

If you're new to black raspberry cultivation, you might be wondering, "When do I prune black raspberries back?". Fear not, pruning black raspberries isn't complicated. Click on this article to find out how to prune black raspberries.

By Amy Grant

Trimming fall-bearing red raspberries isn't difficult, once you figure out whether you want one crop a year or two. If you want to know how and when to trim fall-bearing raspberry canes, click this article for more information.

By Teo Spengler

Picking raspberries is a cost-effective and enjoyable way to get your fill of these luscious berries. But how do you know when raspberries are ready to pick? Click this article to find out about raspberry picking season and how to harvest raspberries.

By Amy Grant

Growing raspberries on a trellis improve fruit quality, makes harvesting much easier, and reduces the incidence of diseases. Without training, the raspberries tend to grow every which way, making harvest and pruning a chore. Got your attention? Learn more here.

By Amy Grant

If you've noticed a blackberry or raspberry with white drupelets, then it likely suffers from White Drupelet Syndrome. What is this disorder and does it hurt the berries? Read this article to find out.

By Nikki Tilley

If you have an area that's difficult to mow, you can eliminate the problem by filling that space with groundcover. Raspberry plants are one option. The low-growing, dense matting attributes of the arctic raspberry plant make it a sensible choice. Click here to learn more.

By Laura Miller

Raspberries are susceptible to a number of fungal diseases which result in leaf rust on raspberries. Find out about treating rust on raspberries and if there are any rust resistant raspberry cultivars in this article. Click here for more info.

By Amy Grant

Several diseases attack raspberry plants, including spur blight. This fungal disease attacks the leaves and canes and can reduce your raspberry harvest. Learn about spur blight symptoms and spur blight control in this article.

By Teo Spengler

Raspberries are absolutely delicious. The miracle of their existence has to do with raspberry plant pollination. How are raspberries pollinated? The process is more complex then it first appears. To learn about the natural wonder of pollinating raspberry plants, click here.

By Amy Grant

Your raspberry plants aren't producing. The plants look healthy, but the raspberries won't form. Before you give up, let's find the reason why you have a raspberry plant with no berries.

By Laura Miller

Raspberries get sick sometimes, but if your canes are carrying the raspberry streak virus, it's not usually a serious problem. Raspberry streak virus is considered a very minor virus. Learn more here.

By Kristi Waterworth