How far apart should I plant Raspberries?

Space Raspberries about 24 inches apart within the row, with 72 inches between rows. Trellis the canes and remove spent floricanes each year.

How deep do I plant Raspberries?

Plant Raspberries at a depth of 1 to 2 inches below the old soil line.

Good companions for Raspberries include garlic, turnips. Avoid planting near potatoes, tomatoes.

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Space Raspberries 24 inches apart within the row, and keep 72 inches between rows. Trellis the canes and remove spent floricanes each year.

Plant spacing	24 in (61 cm) apart
Row spacing	72 in (183 cm) apart
Planting depth	1 to 2 inches below the old soil line
Sunlight	Full sun
When to plant	Early spring
Good companions	garlic, turnips
Avoid near	potatoes, tomatoes

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Canes sucker into a hedge, so 24 inches in wide rows leaves access for picking and pruning.

Plant near: garlic, turnips.

Keep away from: potatoes, tomatoes.

How far apart should I plant Raspberries?: Space Raspberries about 24 inches apart within the row, with 72 inches between rows. Trellis the canes and remove spent floricanes each year.
How deep do I plant Raspberries?: Plant Raspberries at a depth of 1 to 2 inches below the old soil line.
What grows well with Raspberries?: Good companions for Raspberries include garlic, turnips. Avoid planting near potatoes, tomatoes.