CHILCOTTIN RASPBERRY - 10 canes daphne a plant may not be

a plant may not be able to access its needs by root uptake alone

the kneeling mat is a must-have

foliage and flowers may vary depending on the season and the natural characteristics of each plant

Masses of large burgundy red

CHILCOTTIN RASPBERRY - 10 canes daphne a plant may not beChilcottin is a late season, high cropping raspberry fruit can be harvested from December through late January. Plant in full sun position in well draining, humus rich soil, at 30cm spacings. Canes grow to 1. 2m H x 20cm W. Ensure a good watering regime as the berries develop. Mulch around the base of the plant in early Spring. Once the plant has gone into its Winter dormancy, canes require pruning. Cut canes back lightly, 2cm 5cm this will encourage