What are loganberries?

Loganberry is a hybrid between blackberry and raspberry. Loganberries seems to have been made by accident in Oregon in the 18th century and quickly spread to the south to Mexico. In the northwest Pacific, Loganberries are very popular and many people like to cultivate them at home. Commercial Loganberria tends to be expensive because the plants are difficult to handle commercially and the berries are very difficult to harvest. He had an occasional interest in horticulture and at the end of the 18th century he set out to cross various cultivars of blackberries in an effort to develop perfect berries. According to the popular legend, some blackberry sticks were planted near some raspberries and Loganberry was born. They tend to hide under the Leaves of their parent plants, which can be harmful. Loganberries also has notorious thorny sticks and, as a result, they can wild Berry fans. However, they are also very durable, making them a popular choice for gardens in colder areas of the Pacific northwest; As long as Loganberries are in relatively sunnyMemo areas, take off in the garden.

As well as blackberries and raspberries, loganberries can be eaten fresh from their hands and can also be used raw in things like fruit salad. They are also excellent in cakes, wheelers and other pastries and can be converted into jams, canned food, compotes and syrup. Loganberry muffins are a popular offer in Bakeries in the Northwest Pacific and some chefs freeze berries to access them throughout the year.

If you are interested in growing loganberrria, your local garden shop can be able to order it in some starting wand for you. Place sticks in clay soil in the protected area of ​​your garden with some sun and support them with robust bets or grilles. Once the mountain has settled, trim them back to stimulate even branches that will have easily available fruit. After Canes fruit cut them back to the ground to portray and Ovo again in a yearce. Canes also appreciates the rich, well composted soil and will flourish if they are regularly fertilized.