I imagine so, but it seems like it would be faster to dig up and transplant
the new plants that keep coming up from the spreading root system. That it
what I do with blackberries and get a wonderful crop.

Dwayne

"Mark Karjaluoto" wrote in message
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Hello (and happy holidays):

I have an awesome set of raspberry bushes on my property in Prince George,
British Columbia. The provided a haul of nearly 40 litres last summer.

These days, I have plenty of leftover seeds from the berries when I puree
them for recipes such as sorbet and then strain the juice to remove the
seeds.

I'm wondering: can I plant the seeds removed from raspberries for
producing new vines? Any recommendations on how to do so in terms of soil,
plant food, etc?

Thanks...

Mark Karjaluoto