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New Growth After Planting Raspberry Root Cuttings

13 years ago

Hi...i'm wondering if anyone has experience planting Raspberry Root Cuttings ?.....about how long does it take for suckers to pop up and start growing, especially the Everbearing varieties since they fruit in the 1st year.......any info on this experience is welcome

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