Just Planted Boysenberry Plants

They are about 3-4 feet tall. Should I prune them a bit after the transplant?

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 06/09/2020 @ 11:29 am

Not now. Wait until late summer, or even better, near dormancy.

I note that there doesn't seem to be any drainage holes drilled. This will end up being what kills those plants. There need to be plenty of drainage holes on the sides, and bottom of the container to allow all extra water to leave the bucket, immediately, when watering. They appear to be quite overwatered.

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