For southeast Georgia, 'Kiowa' and 'Gem' are excellent blackberry choices, while 'Caroline' and 'Dorman Red' perform well as raspberries. Space plants 2 feet apart in rows. Install a heavy-gauge wire trellis 4 feet above the ground and tie canes to it—this simplifies harvesting, pruning, and improves air circulation. Fertilize in April and June each year with a balanced fertilizer. Mulch heavily to conserve moisture and suppress weeds. Both crops thrive in full sun and well-drained, slightly acidic soil.
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