Cut 36-inch "switches" in early summer, keep cool. Prepare sunny, loamy bed with 30-inch long, 2-inch deep trenches. Lay canes horizontally, cover with soil, leave 6-inch tip exposed. Water well. Underground sections root over winter; tips grow vigorously by May for transplanting.
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