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Old 22-07-2004, 08:14 AM
Andy H
 
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Default Is my Tayberry sick?

I planted Tayberry & Loganberry in Feb, both are in a similar state to the
one you describe, though the Loganberry has given a handful of fruit, next
yea they'll really get going



"Steve Harris" wrote in message
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I planted a Tayberry here in March. It is now about one foot high and
fairly miserable - slightly moth eaten. I've watered and fertilised it
the same amount as my (successful) raspberries. The site is partially
shaded.

Is it dying/hopeless? Or are they just like that in the first year?

Thanks!

Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com
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