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How To Grow Raspberries
Amateur Gardening
|January 6,2018
Raspberries are easy to grow and will provide juicy harvests for years to come, says Anne Swithinbank
Among the soft fruits, my top three are strawberry, blueberry and raspberry because for a busy family they’re easy and delicious to eat raw. I love a breakfast of muesli, plain yoghurt and fruit, so being able to pop out and pick a handful of ripe berries from June to november is convenient and saves on shopping trips for expensive supermarket punnets.
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