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They can be an absolute menace when overgrown in a garden. And there's no way you're going to be able to pick the fruit from most of them when they're bunched u
by IsTom 2y ago
They can be an absolute menace when overgrown in a garden. And there's no way you're going to be able to pick the fruit from most of them when they're bunched up and taking dozens of square meters of land, only the ones on the outside layer.
- gweinberg 2y agoYou'll be able to get the fruit of the inner ones more easily if they don;t have thorns. You'll find pruning them easier also.