I am at my co workers house helping him remove 3 mature grape vines (30 years old)

He has no desire to keep them in this spot (or at all) and has offered to let me take them, does anyone have any tips or advice to maximize my chances of these vines surviving transplant?

Located in North MS

Im in Hawaii and have never stumbled across this beautiful berry. The inside was sort of a kiwi green. Anyone have a clue? Don’t worry I didn’t eat it😃

My dog just brought these inside and I’m trying to figure out what they are. Normally I wouldn’t worry but one of my dogs was sick today and I’m trying to figure out if these caused it and how worried I should be! No pictures of the bush as it’s too dark out at the moment to find where they’re growing. I live in northern New Jersey if that’s relevant!

Just learning about bare root planting and how they are different than planting soil bound transplants.

So I bought some bare root raspberries based on reading that it is fine to plant them Nov-April (zone 7). Planted them a few days before this big snowstorm that has taken over the south eastern U.S. temps will be in the teens over the next few weeks.

Did I just seal their death? I planted as instructed and added some mulch on top. They are well watered as well. Should I pull them out and try to start them inside in a pot?

For context, it's Dallas, TX and I just noticed them growing since the temperature dropped. Surely they're not actual blueberries, right?

Installed last year at a client’s homestead. I planted raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries. Would to hear what you guys think of them! I used 14 gauge wire and Gripple hardware to tension.

I’m curious if anyone here has grown this enigmatic berry, or might know of another fruit that would do well in colder climates?

What are some unusual edible berries that you would recommend growing?

I bought a few different plants last year like saskatoon, pineberry, honeyberry, and chilean guava but looking to buy more this year

Saw these berries at work but not to sure if there edible or toxic. Please advise

Do anyone have their pink lemonade blueberry plant in 27 inch pot?

Just boredom since I have a goji plant and black nightshade

One of my plants rooted a new plant in the ground and I was wondering if I could dig it out and put it in a pot

last week i wanted to take some to school (but ended up not eating them), and forgot them in my bag for i think a few days..

they look fine, are still crunchy but i think the taste is more sour (and the scent is strong, but not bad strong it smells really good actually) then it used to be. i don’t know, are they safe to eat?

Looking to learn about berries i may have not heard of. So tell me about the uncommon berries you know.

Central KY

Hiya! These bushes grow in my front yard in Northern California. What are these and are they edible?

Hello. I am a new for growing blueberry, Anyone can tell me this leaves are healthy or need another fertilizer ? Thank you.

My Blueberry leaves .​

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I’m building a berry patch and am looking for books/resources with information on growing as well as layout of the space.

Currently have serviceberries/saskatoons, loganberries, raspberries, and blackcurrants. Looking to add blue honeysuckle/haskaps, blueberries, and strawberries.

I planted them in the Summer of 2021, they fruited a little bit but all dried up before maturing. There must be some thing that I didn't do correctly.

I planted them 3 feet apart, watered them regularly, used some tree branches to pop them up, I've never pruned them. They looked very healthy from the very begining.

What are the things that I should do for next Spring?

Thank you.