Not sure where you are in east tx., I live in Spring, and have had some success with Chandler, and Quinault berries. I plant them in late fall, and mulch them good through winter to get good berries around may of the following year. I pull up the plants and compost them after they play out, better to start new the following year. Problem i've had is finding plants in the fall! Florida growers sometimes sell bunches of plants around then, but cost is a factor. If your trying to propogate the plant you have from daughter plants, you might try setting the newly developed daughters in a plant container of good sandy/compost until they root, then snip them from the mother. if you keep them well watered and fed they should be o.k. to transplant this fall.
Jerry