Feeling a bit down today that I'm not at Governors Ball this weekend and tickets for my favorite band are at $1250!
But driving the county to jobs today I took note of several promising clumps of raspberry vines 
I keep a small tangle growing but my love for berries is notorious.
I'll be foraging soon!!
Pinched a bit to add to my tangle.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I am very curious, raspberry plants here don't grow as vines, they grow as canes. Are the ones there different?
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@AmiSue Eight foot canes? Apparently you live in a tropical paradise, here big canes reach 3.5 feet. We do how ever have the much smaller wild variety growing in the woodlands; they are much smaller, produce smaller less abundant berries but boy are they tasty. Good luck with your jungle variety.
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