A) are buds which make the future stems or canes. In the
B; but they start early in spring.html">spring, and if planting is delayed, these
them, If rubbed off, the development of good bearing canes is often
roots. The more growth a raspberry plant has made when set.html">set.html">set out in
which it will never recover.
[Illustration: WINTER PROTECTION OF NEWLY SET PLANTS]
I have often planted in may.html">May and June, successfully, by taking.html">taking up the
where they are to grow. Immediately on taking them up, I cut them back
roots are not taxed to sustain wood and foliage beyond their power.
place, and in moist, cloudy weather. My preference, however, is to
prepared and enriched land.html">land. The holes are made quite deep and large,
planting, plow and cross-plow deeply, and have a subsoiler follow in
which may occupy the land for ten or fifteen years, and plants.html">plants will
heavy land, I set the plants one inch deeper than they were before; on
above the surface (see Fig. C); for leaving long canes is often
from the strain of trying to produce fruit the first year. The whole
season.html">season following; and to stimulate such growth, I throw directly on
the earth over the hill until the cane is wholly covered (as in Fig.
frosts are over, the mound is levelled down again. Under this system,
compared with those set _late_ in spring. I have always succeeded
this is, perhaps, the safer season. With the exception of mounding the
directed.
CULTIVATION
In cultivation, keep the ground level; do not let it become banked.
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