u/Stargazersmp

Didn't want this to grow wild in my space so
Tried 4 plants in canvas containers last spring. Only 2 survived. Pruned canes in jan/feb and Im happy I have some fruit! Will they keep multiplying? Will I have to keep it pruned all season to keep them under control? Or do I give away to someone in the country who has space to let them do their thing?

I know these things can grow wild, which I don't want in my space, but I read I could grow in a container. Gave it a try, and planted 4 last year, 2 did not survive. I did not prune canes until Jan/ Feb. They are sweet, but wondering if they will get larger each year if they stay healthy or is this the size of this variety. Also, are blueberries good container plants? 🫐🌿

No ideas about the carrots. The beet greens were fine although beets a little tiny, still good for roasting.