Help with young raspberry plants
8 years ago
I'm not exactly sure what is going on with my raspberries. I had some trouble with my irrigation in mid-May but these have been watered appropriately for the last couple of weeks. Could it be drought stress from that far back? I have about 20 canes and most are showing varying amounts of this brown burn on the leaf edges.
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