Reference to the leather gloves: “I don’t think I really need to tell you why-but if you haven’t figured it out, it’s prolly best you learn on your own.” BEST LINE OF THE VIDEO!! Loved the whole thing!!
You best have leather gloves when you do this......lol. 😂. Yeah. For obvious reasons. Owwww. Them stickers hurt. Thanks for sharing. Take care. God bless.
Thank you. I have some Allegheny Blackberries on the border between me and my neighbor. I’ve been trying to think through how to “pull” those blackberries over to my side. This is sooo helpful. Thank you. How did your berries do this year?
How late into the season can this be done? I've got a bunch of giant bramble patches that I want to transplant and trellis just like you have. But between weather and work, I haven't had time to work on it yet. We're in S OK, and they're either blooming now or just finished blooming.
I think you can do it anytime but now will just take more care as far as watering till the roots establish . Make sure you get more dirt than i did. It was wet tjen and didnt matter as much
I'm not sure what zone /area you live but for my area northeast but still below mason-dixon. Its best to transplant trees or any fruting bush in late fall/early winter once "plant" is dorment. I would suggest not to transplant when Bush is fruting no matter what zone you live in ,it would probably cause a non-survival trauma to the bush.imo Also when dorment bush can be trimmed back and tied for easier digging and transplanting. Just dig your new hole twice as big as dug up most roots go down 6-8inches...if you cut through the root dust on some Rooting Powder and it should be fine. They are pretty hardy plants but killable if soil is really, really poor and too much shade. In our area, they actually do better in parchel shade. Good Luck 👍 🌳. Hope this helps anyone in a colder climate area.
They did well. I moved them In late February. New growth does not produce the first year . It produces the second year. So last year we didnt have as many black berries but this year it should be loaded. I recently retied them up in a pruning video
I was just curious because I did the same thing and I made a trellis and put them on drip irrigation and I fertilize them and it just seems like they should be farther along than what they are.
This was my first try. Some did well and some died. Mostly the bigger ones died. So cutting them back might help. I think they needed the root ball intact too
I transplanted a bunch of wild blackberry bushes but they are wilting. Got them in the ground in about an hour or two after digging them up. Is this just a reaction from being pulled up and they will recover...?
It is but i lost a few of mine too. The roots will normally sprout new growth . Black berries will only make on the second year growth. If you break the roots or dont have much dirt with them they could die.
@@nickgafa8527 water it in good. They can go through shock and lose leaves but put on new ones. In a few weeks after losing leaves scratch the stem to see if the plant is alive . If it is it will be green but if its hard and brown it may have died. The roots may still put on new stems tho
Yes please, I think I have a bush like that, but I am not sure, I don't have much people around me that know about wild edibles fruits, so I have to make deep investigations before I even consider trying something new and or let a plant grow.
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Reference to the leather gloves: “I don’t think I really need to tell you why-but if you haven’t figured it out, it’s prolly best you learn on your own.” BEST LINE OF THE VIDEO!! Loved the whole thing!!
I like the long videos 😎... Especially when it's entertaining🎉/educational
So glad for your video! A neighbor just handed me 4 cuttings ...said I'd get nothing this year ...but I would the next...thank you Justin!
Your welcome
Awesome 👍!! Im hooked!!
Great idea I've got alot in places I need to clean up and blackberries are my favorite berry
Me and Brody like to pick em and eat a cobbler. Maby now we wont need the Clorox bath lol
You best have leather gloves when you do this......lol. 😂. Yeah. For obvious reasons. Owwww. Them stickers hurt. Thanks for sharing. Take care. God bless.
Thanks for watching
Im gonna dig some up this year and try to grow some. Good luck man.
Thanks for the inspiration and information ❤
Put some old trampoline sprigs at the post. It will keep your wires tight
I got a bucket full of them in my trapping box too. Good idea
BlackBerry pie the best.
Im just about a fan of blackberry anything
Sneak me in some shoe laces when you get here. They took mine at intake.
Ill have one of them hug yourself coats
Thank you. I have some Allegheny Blackberries on the border between me and my neighbor. I’ve been trying to think through how to “pull” those blackberries over to my side. This is sooo helpful. Thank you. How did your berries do this year?
We had a few berries but i didn’t expect much fruit. It grew a lot of plant this year and all that will fruit next year
How late into the season can this be done? I've got a bunch of giant bramble patches that I want to transplant and trellis just like you have. But between weather and work, I haven't had time to work on it yet. We're in S OK, and they're either blooming now or just finished blooming.
I think you can do it anytime but now will just take more care as far as watering till the roots establish . Make sure you get more dirt than i did. It was wet tjen and didnt matter as much
I'm not sure what zone /area you live but for my area northeast but still below mason-dixon. Its best to transplant trees or any fruting bush in late fall/early winter once "plant" is dorment.
I would suggest not to transplant when Bush is fruting no matter what zone you live in ,it would probably cause a non-survival trauma to the bush.imo
Also when dorment bush can be trimmed back and tied for easier digging and transplanting. Just dig your new hole twice as big as dug up most roots go down 6-8inches...if you cut through the root dust on some Rooting Powder and it should be fine. They are pretty hardy plants but killable if soil is really, really poor and too much shade. In our area, they actually do better in parchel shade. Good Luck 👍 🌳.
Hope this helps anyone in a colder climate area.
How did your blackberries fare this past year? And what time of year did you move them?
They did well. I moved them In late February. New growth does not produce the first year . It produces the second year. So last year we didnt have as many black berries but this year it should be loaded. I recently retied them up in a pruning video
@SpiritoftheOutdoors I'm in Ellisville, do you think now is too late to move some?
What's up with the fresh tire tracks😮.at 9:15
@@seanlight5383 i had driven the Ranger through there
Well, it’s been two years. How did the blackberries do?
Watch todays video . We are picking them
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors is it up yet?I didn’t see it.
I was just curious because I did the same thing and I made a trellis and put them on drip irrigation and I fertilize them and it just seems like they should be farther along than what they are.
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Do you reccomended cutting them to the ground when planting
This was my first try. Some did well and some died. Mostly the bigger ones died. So cutting them back might help. I think they needed the root ball intact too
I transplanted a bunch of wild blackberry bushes but they are wilting. Got them in the ground in about an hour or two after digging them up. Is this just a reaction from being pulled up and they will recover...?
It is but i lost a few of mine too. The roots will normally sprout new growth . Black berries will only make on the second year growth. If you break the roots or dont have much dirt with them they could die.
It's a huge bush. Probably 5 or 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide with thick branches. Surprised how quick it started wilting. I hope it survives
@@nickgafa8527 water it in good. They can go through shock and lose leaves but put on new ones. In a few weeks after losing leaves scratch the stem to see if the plant is alive . If it is it will be green but if its hard and brown it may have died. The roots may still put on new stems tho
Do you have a updated video of the bushes?
No but i will do one . They are bloomed out and some have fruit this year
Yes please, I think I have a bush like that, but I am not sure, I don't have much people around me that know about wild edibles fruits, so I have to make deep investigations before I even consider trying something new and or let a plant grow.
What do you do with the elderberry?
I make a juice with goldenrod honey to help with colds throughout the winter