Planting berry bushes and plants is a great way to guarantee that a family or individual will have fresh fruit available when they begin to grow their fruit. There are several great berry plants that will make a great addition to all yards and will even look great when added to gardens. Raspberry and blueberry bushes are a great way to grow fresh berries. These are great plants and will do good and grow well as long as the lighting and soil conditions are good for them. The Heritage Red Raspberry is a great one and needs lots of room to grow. It prefers both sun and shade as well as needs plenty of water during the harvest and growing season for this plant. These plants do great when planted in loamy and also in soils that have a lot of gravel in them. Blueberry bushes will do great also in full sunlight and can grow well in soils that are sandy and loamy. These plants take little maintenance to grow. When planting them make sure that all weeds and grass has been removed from the location where they will grow and that they will receive plenty of sunlight. These are also great because they can tolerate drought conditions very well. Also, when planting berry plants make sure that there is enough room for them to grow and thrive if planting several of them. These are wonderful plants and will produce delicious berries if they have plenty of room to grow. Berry plants will usually grow and produce those wonderful berries during the summer months of the year. They are mostly moderate growers and may not produce the first year they grow. Blackberry plants are also another great one to consider. They do great in sandy and acidic soils and love to grow in full sunlight. These plants are like vines so they will need plenty of room to roam and grow. They will do great when added to a trellis, and then they can be trained to grow on it with very little effort. These all will be wonderful when a homeowner is wanting fresh berries for cakes, pies and cobblers and will also be great for canning and making delicious jellies and jams.