Blackberry Pruning Workshop

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Join Horticulture Agent, Celine Richard, to learn how to care for your blackberry bushes from season to season. Blackberries should be pruned back annually to maintain plant health, encourage new growth, increase yields and berry size and facilitate ease of harvest year to year! This workshop will guide participants through the steps of pruning and training blackberry vines to maximize plant health and production for the coming years.

HOW TO PREPARE:

  • Dress for cool weather and possibly wet conditions.
  • This workshop is hands-on. Participants are welcome to bring hand held pruners and gloves of their own, though some tools will be available for use on site as well.

WHEN: Thursday, March 21, 2024

WHERE: 800 Jonestown Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103

REGISTER ONLINE HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/blackberry-pruning-workshop-tickets-858883462557

Learn more about pruning and training blackberries here!

For more information or questions contact Extension Agent, Celine Richard (cvrichar@ncsu.edu, 336-703-2869).

N.C. Cooperative Extension promotes equal opportunity and prohibits discrimination and harassment based upon one’s race; color; religion (including belief and non-belief); sex, including but not limited to pregnancy, childbirth or other related medical condition, parenting and sexual harassment; sexual orientation; actual or perceived gender identity; age; national origin; disability; veteran status; genetic information; or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity.

Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made to County Extension Director, Kim Gressley (ksgressl@ncsu.edu,336-703-2850)

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