"Roger Tonkin" wrote
I currently grow my loganberries on a cordon, running north south. This
means that the fruit develops on the east and west side. I've noticed
that the east facing fruit tends to develop earlier and larger than the
west side fruit (both sides are fairly open).

As I am comtemplating a revamp of the fruit area (need to replace the
raspberries) would it be better to locate the cordon east west, with the
north side facing some nearby shrubs so that all the fruit will develop
on the south side?

Any one got any thoughts?



Our Loganberry has one more year to prove itself worthwhile or it's out. The
Boisenberry is coming out this winter, too much of a thug and not that good
a cropper either.
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
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