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Category Archives: Berries

Growing raspberries

Nourse Family Farms Posted on May 5, 2020 by LisaMay 3, 2020

Snacking on tasty raspberries all summer and into the fall doesn’t require a lot of plants. If you get a couple of summer-fruiting raspberries and a couple of ever-bearing raspberries you can enjoy their delightful taste all season long! Summer-fruiting … Continue reading →

Posted in Berries, Gardening | Tagged back caps, ever-bearing, raspberries, raspberry, summer-fruiting | Leave a reply

Growing currants

Nourse Family Farms Posted on May 2, 2020 by LisaMay 2, 2020

Currants are easy to grow and are prolific producers of a tart berry that makes a wonderful jam or jelly. Currant berries are packed full of nutrients — vitamin C, phosphorous, and potassium to name a few. They come in … Continue reading →

Posted in Berries, Gardening | Tagged berries, currants, deer resistant, jelly, tart | Leave a reply

Growing strawberries

Nourse Family Farms Posted on April 27, 2020 by LisaApril 27, 2020

Whether you have a garden or not, chance is you still have room for a few strawberries. Strawberries are simple to grow and require very little space. They can be grown in pots or hanging baskets on the porch or … Continue reading →

Posted in Berries, Gardening, Propagating | Tagged day-neutral, everbearing, June-bearing, runners, strawberries, strawberry | Leave a reply
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