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Old May 20, 2016   #7
jmsieglaff
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Thanks all. They had not dried out. As soon as we dug them out they went into a bucket with water to keep the roots wet. Then I planted them a few hours later. I've kept them heavily watered, every day, even twice a day on a sunny day. I'm mulching with straw this year as I've read, but will then seed with grass next year.

They are summer bearing, so I know it is the 2nd year stems that produce.

I read through The Berry Growers Companion, which seems like an excellent resource.
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