Blackberry Gall on Root

My thornless blackberries (2) died this spring from what looks like a fungus or gall on the root. The canes just did not leaf and seemed to dry up. I removed them and the root and burned them. Now two months later I have small shoots coming up (4 – I must have missed some root). Should I dig these up and transplant in a different spot, and how do I keep them from getting this fungus like the originals did? Originals were three years old and produced berries the last two. Any suggestions?

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#1 Comment By Susan75023 On 07/20/2011 @ 7:56 am

Here is a good link:
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