Directory of Cane Fruits Resources

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This group of cultivated fruiting plants include those that do not produce permanently woody stems, and usually need to be trained to canes or wires. They include the brambles; blackberries and related fruits, and also gooseberries.

Resources in This Category

• Assured Produce Protocol for Cane Fruit

  http://www.assuredproduce.co.uk/resources/000/255/624/Fruit_(Cane_Fruit)1.pdf
  Producing crops in accordance with these standards allows growers to sell produce to any supermarket or processor in the UK. Information on site selection, site management, variety selection, nutrition, irrigation, crop protection, harvesting and storage.

• Growing Blackberries

  http://www.farminfo.org/orchard/blackberry.htm
  Information on cultivating these fruit including planting, varieties and harvesting, with some recommended books.

• Growing Raspberries

  http://www.farminfo.org/orchard/raspberry.htm
  Plenty of information on cultivating this crop, recommended varieties, planting and growing, pruning, harvesting, diseases and other problems.

• Growing Raspberries and Blackberries

  http://extension.umaine.edu/publications/2066e/
  Details on growing these cane fruits, including site selection, training and pruning.

• Growing your Blackberry Cane

  http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/fruit_veg_diary/blackberry_page1.asp
  Information on the cultivation of this fruit, the planting and care of canes, choice of varieties, propagation and pests and diseases.

• How to Grow Raspberry Canes

  http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/fruit_veg_diary/fruit_veg_mini_project_january_2_raspberry.asp
  Information on the cultivation of this fruit, the planting, support and care of canes, choice of varieties and pests and diseases.

• Weed Control in Strawberries and Raspberries

  http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/$department/deptdocs.nsf/all/faq6860
  Information on the timing of herbicide applications and the products that are suitable for these crops.

 

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