@@Kevinrowland-dz2ut definitely

@CalisthenicTraining so do humans and they live together all the time. I have a black, white and red currant planted all together. Pests and diseases happen regardless, but mine seem to do great.

@@CaliforniaGardener Thank you! I'm going to build a fruit hedge against the fences of my backyard. So far I'm thinking of 1 black currant, 1 white currant, 2 fall yellow raspberries, 1 fall red raspberry, 1 summer raspberry in full sun. 1 tayberry in shade.

@@chrisonchristine that I don't know. They were planted by previous owner

@@wayneshingler9664 I'll have to get the wife to video me next spring doing it

@@Igor-Developer not sure... but they only grow so much in pots.

Maybe you did not ask the question correctly, but if a plant is completely dead... it is completely dead. I'm not sure how it would return if it was completely dead. That would mean it was not completely dead.

Maybe you did not ask the question correctly, but if a plant is completely dead... it is completely dead. I'm not sure how it would return if it was completely dead. That would mean it was not completely dead.

@CaliforniaGardener I didn't know if the roots held life. The branches seem all dried out. Pretty sure it died.

@@CarnivoreConservative you and me must have a different definition of what completely dead is. Are you talking about plant dormancy or plant death?

Glad they help.

Really.

Nope, I've never seen it before.

If I knew I would tell you, but these bushes were here when I purchased the property.

Interesting, Maybe fertilize it. Do you have ants. One year the ants were really bad and they were eating the blossoms and none of the berries developed. Need to be pollinated as well. Any bees?

No problem, hope they recover quickly.

​@@CaliforniaGardener they did indeed 😊

Not sure I bought mine online many years ago

Thanks

Yea I just bought a new champion despite 3 in my area for sale as used "for one project". I picked up an mtd a few years ago from an older lady whose husband had passed for $150 that appeared immaculate. Fresh oil, no gas, no rust. Took it home and it fired up on the 2nd pull and sounded beautiful. Put a piece of wood in it and it literally started to burn the wood instead of chipping. Pulled it apart and that old man rip had been bashing the machine so hard he bent the wheel and broke the screws on the blades. Needless to say other than the motor it was trash. Last piece of equipment I'll buy used unless I personally know the individual.

Why buy used when you can buy new? You could also explain yourself a bit here, might be informative.

Thanks! Good luck!

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Yes basically

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I'd say there is 1 to 2 feet between plants. They really spread over the years so you don't need many plants as they fill up the space pretty quickly year after year.

@@CaliforniaGardener Thank you!

Yeah for sure, they love water.

Is it too wet, too much water. They do like a lot of sun. Usually problem with yellowing is either too wet, too dry, or not enough light.

@@CaliforniaGardener Ty. I was only watering like once a week but now that the heat wave came I give it at least a little every day and seems happier. It is like 6ft tall now. Has a weird problem that most of the branches are growing straight downward but seem healthy.

@@AndyMatts yeah I've seen tomatoes in pots do that with the branches. It's like they're trying to support themselves.

@@CaliforniaGardener interesting. I put the cone cage thing around it but it’s not using it cuz it’s so skinny haha. I did stake it recently though cuz it’s way taller than the cage

Yes if you have a young tree then only leave about one apple per cluster, the largest one to develop.

Yeah you do for a better sized crop

Yeah, just said to start them in little trays like this... didn't say they were tomatoes.

Yes you are right. When I was in California plants get so much heat they don't need much direct sun.

Yeah if you did move them out into the sun on bright sun days it usually happens then. They will usually survive.

@@TheFishingDoctorsAdventures oh ok good to know. I appreciate it. Google was not at all helpful with diagnosing 😂

No problem

A balanced NPK fertilizer and Compost / manure.

You mean Raspberries for a Deck? You could try them in a larger like 10 gallon planter. I'm not sure how they will do though to be honest.

Inflation.... back then my house was worth a lot less as well. Everything has gone insane.

...removed the deflector, too!! BUT BE EXTRA CAREFUL!!! Chips exit with machine-gun force!!!! 😎

Yeah I tried without the bag and they just shoot everywhere and dusty. I have bad allergies, couldn't handle that so I use the bag.

​@@CaliforniaGardener ......valid point... allergies are nasty... but do consider sharpening the blades... might make the cutting cleaner/faster?... slightly less dusty? Even though dis-assmbling the housing is a pain... it's good to get familiar with the innards... At the moment I'm trying to track down new replacement blades as Champion's are a bit pricey?... I think the dimensions are different to all the others out there?... Sharpened mine once, because I like the small chips from the 3 inch feeder, but the longer shredded stuff maybe due to less blade area, or blunt edges?... Anyway, great video.... and like others have said, beautiful property... thanks for doing it!

Yeah sometimes the bottom of the leek breaks off and leaves the root behind. It will send up more green shoots and make another leek. It may be harder and not taste right though.

I started leaks from the bottom of store bought leaks after I ate them. Now I have scapes. I left one flower to reproduce and took the others to cook. I will recut the leaks without pulling them and now I have Garlic, Onion and Leaks in a continuous year around grow. Wish I knew this a long time ago because you don't harvest the leak bulb, only the bulbs of onion and garlic.

Yes! Exactly what I think as well. I actually stated a bunch more plants from this one with root cuttings and tips starts. Shared some with my parents and now have 6 more planted around my yard for a total of 7. We can't get enough of these things. Everyone loves them. I agree it took a few years to mature and really produce fruit.

I don't know if that would be a good idea. I don't think people find videos based off a channel names and I started in California.

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@@CaliforniaGardener I'm just as confused as you, I'm not sure what I meant or was trying to say

If you pull the root out you are removing the plant. All you are doing it cutting the dead canes off.

You're welcome

Great... I have to go out and do mine today. Every Year, same thing. Raspberries are a bit labor intensive because of this fact that the canes die every couple of years.

I'm sorry, I have absolutely no idea. These were planted here when we bought the house

sorry not sure. If you want the best in my opinion the Tulamine variety is the biggest and tastiest.

Did you water them after transplanting? Hope you didn't break the stem or roots while transplanting. Usually if mine have some wilt they just take a day or so to perk up.

@@WildMushroomHunter yes I watered them and I don’t think I’ve damaged the root but they are really floppy……I’ve been so proud of them lol

@@WildMushroomHunter thank you for replying, do you think there’s a chance they could survive?

@3rinityivysage292 they may come back. Did it frost on the plants potentially where you are? They are super sensitive to cold temperatures. Usually better to only plant cucumbers once it is warmer. Sometimes a cut worm chews on the stem. So really you will need to assess the situation. Purely transplanting shouldn't make them floppy. Something else must have occurred as well.

@@CaliforniaGardener they’re inside my home, they haven’t been outside yet. I’ve grown them from seed, they’re around 2ft tall now. Thank you for the advice. I’m in the uk so the weather is hit and miss here.

Excellent thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks!

@@TheFishingDoctorsAdventures you're very welcome 😁

Yeah but I live in British Columbia now, not always here.

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Maybe your spring is rusted. try some WD40