A) Waterlogged soil B) Well-drained, slightly acidic soil C) Sandy, alkaline soil D) Heavy clay soil
A) Any time of year B) Late spring C) Early spring or late fall D) Mid-summer
A) 6.0-6.8 B) 8.0-9.0 C) 7.5-8.5 D) 4.5-5.5
A) 1 foot B) 2-3 feet C) 6 inches D) 5-6 feet
A) No fertilizer needed B) Only compost C) Balanced fertilizer, low in nitrogen D) High nitrogen fertilizer
A) To make the plants look neater B) To stunt growth C) To promote fruit production and remove dead canes D) To prevent flowering
A) In early spring B) Never C) Immediately after harvest D) In the fall
A) In late winter or early spring B) Never C) Immediately after the fall harvest D) In mid-summer
A) A type of fertilizer B) A raspberry disease C) A stem that grows from the plant's base D) A root system
A) Attracts pests B) Dries out the soil C) Retains moisture, suppresses weeds, and regulates soil temperature D) Provides no benefit
A) Only when leaves wilt B) Regularly, especially during dry periods C) Never D) Once a month
A) Ladybugs B) Bees C) Raspberry cane borer D) Earthworms
A) Pollination B) Anthracnose C) Seed germination D) Photosynthesis
A) Raspberry roots B) New canes that grow in the first year C) A type of raspberry fertilizer D) Old canes that bear fruit
A) A type of raspberry disease B) New canes that grow in the first year C) Second-year canes that produce fruit D) Raspberry leaves
A) To attract pollinators B) It's not important C) To promote faster growth D) To prevent fungal diseases
A) Individual stakes B) Trellis C) None D) Large stones
A) Grafting B) Root cuttings or suckers C) From seed D) Air layering
A) Pruning dead canes B) Watering the plants C) Fertilizing the plants D) New shoots emerging from the roots
A) Leaf shape B) Root structure C) Plant size D) Fruiting time
A) Changes the fruit flavor B) Makes pruning unnecessary C) Reduces the need for pesticides and fungicides D) Increases the plant's size
A) Cutting the berries off with scissors B) Gently pulling the ripe berries from the plant C) Using a machine harvester D) Shaking the plant
A) Remove and destroy them B) Leave them on the plant C) Bury them near the plant D) Spray them with water
A) Loud noises B) Ignoring the birds C) Using a scarecrow D) Netting
A) Watering the plants twice a day B) Fertilizing the plants twice a year C) Planting two different raspberry varieties together D) Allowing the primocanes to fruit in the fall and the floricanes the following summer
A) Possible nutrient deficiency or disease B) Normal leaf color C) The plant is getting too much sun D) The plant is ready to be harvested
A) To attract more pollinators B) Raspberries should not be rotated. C) To increase fruit size D) To prevent soilborne diseases
A) Before planting B) During harvest C) Testing is unnecessary D) After planting
A) Stored in a dark, damp place B) At room temperature in a sealed bag C) Frozen without washing D) Refrigerated in a shallow container
A) To increase the size of individual berries B) To improve air circulation C) To reduce disease D) To promote overall plant health |