Growing raspberries

Raspberries are known to contain many beneficial nutrients. Garden raspberries, along with forest raspberries, have healing properties. The conserved or freshly picked berries are used during colds as an antipyretic agent. Raspberries are taken with high blood pressure, during anemia, for various diseases of the stomach.

Raspberries are planted in autumn and spring. For planting, you need to prepare a plot of 1 sq. m. It is usually applied from 10 to 20 kg of compost or fertilizers, or 20 g of potassium salt, or 35 g of superphosphate. Wood ash is considered a good fertilizer for raspberries. It is also necessary to dig up the soil on the site to a depth of 20 to 25 cm. It is important that it is recommended to grow raspberries in separate areas, so as not to mix varieties.

In order to achieve excellent pollination in one area, you can plant a maximum of 3 varieties of raspberries. Disembarkation is carried out in common trenches or individual pits. The depth should be the same as in the nursery, or a few cm deeper.

After planting, the bushes are usually mulched and watered. Then cut to 20-30 cm, or even cut to the ground level.

Also, the cultivation of raspberries includes a feeding system (15 g of potash fertilizers or 20-30 g of superphosphate).

Raspberries are used for medicinal purposes (tea, broth, etc.). It makes a wonderful jam. Fresh, it is also very popular.

Today raspberries are widely used as the main component of the dessert in popular retailers.