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I’m going to have raspberries and strawberries in my garden this year, but I know absolutely nothing about taking care of them. Does anyone have any tips? Also, we live in Texas, very hot, dry, and humid.
Also, do raspberries come back every year?
It is both dry and humid. It rarely rains, we are in a drought. But the air itself is always thick and very humid in the summer. The humidity always makes it seem hotter than it actually is.
So far they are doing very well but I have 5 stems in each pot and I don’t think they will have enough room eventually. I cannot plant them in a garden because we live upstairs in a condo. Should I get more pots?How many per pot? How deep should they be (the pots)? How often should I water? All help/tips are greatly appreciated especially for those of you with experience in growing tomatoes. Thanks!
i mean, what things should i pay more particular attention to, what images of flowers are more pleasing to the eye. And about lighting, should I change exposure if it’s too bright? Are macro shots good?Thanks for your help.