Raspberries are a tasty and healthy berry that many summer residents plant in their gardens.
But at the same time, the plant grows strongly, which ultimately leads to thickening of the raspberry bushes and deprives the harvest.
Many people prefer to deal with the problem mechanically or dig in slate around the perimeter to prevent the roots from growing.
But there is another option that will help not only to keep the culture within limits, but also to grow other fruits.
The thing is that there are several plants that can prevent raspberries from taking over the entire area. To do this, you need to surround the raspberry plantings with these plants. But what kind of plants are these?
First of all, summer residents note sorrel.
Raspberries and beans will make a good neighbor. The latter crop also saturates the soil with nitrogen.
The broom will also “take care” that the raspberry bushes do not grow too large.
