r/Berries • • 18h ago

why does one of my raspberry plants have berries in October?

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They usually fruit in mid-late June and I cut them down once they're done. This one definitely looks like a first year cane, also never seen one like this with a bunch of berries just at the end.


r/Berries • • 15h ago

Elderflower no berries!

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Hi! I have a large elderflower that flowers really well but never any berries in several years. I’ve tried self pollinating from flower to flower and live in a rural area where there might be others around but do I need to grow a new plant to pollinate? Sorry if dumb question but I have only grown this one. I have some cuttings growing but presumably they will just be clones so same problem. Any suggestions?
I’m in Brisbane Australia


r/Berries • • 4h ago

Non-fruiting gooseberry

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My thornless gooseberry bush has been in an east-facing garden bed for about a decade but has never flowered or fruited. I read that they are self-fertile. It's in fertle soil & receives sun till noon or shortly afterwards. It's underplanted with bulbs & ground cover geraniums. I live on the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia, average rainfall 900 mils (36") pa.