What Are Raspberry Bushes?
Raspberry bushes are plants that are found throughout much of North America, and can grow quite prodigiously both in the wild and when placed within a garden. They come in two basic varieties, which either grow berries once per year or twice per year. They are often grown for their resilience and for the berries they provide, which can be picked and eaten fresh or used for making numerous desserts and baked dishes. Raspberry bushes are a perennial plant that can survive even in fairly cold climates and should be carefully maintained to prevent them from taking over a garden or yard. Wild raspberry bushes can be found growing all throughout the northern regions of North America, and many large yards and gardens contain raspberry bushes. They expand by sending up small growths, called suckers, through the soil near the established bushes, which grow into large bushes that spread more suckers. Unless carefully maintained and trimmed back, these bushes can take over a small garden, and eve
