Got it. Potted with the proper soil(s) and mulched. Let's see what happens!

The blueberries look like good little bushes. I'm hoping for some more fall color as it gets colder here. I put a little Corsican mint just because I like to add different types of mint and thyme around my fruit and roses.

I cut back the raspberry canes that looked like they needed it. This one really looks like just sticks, but there are some leaves coming in so let's see what happens. They have some thyme as companions.

This one looks a little better.

I will update as the seasons progress. :)

The BB's here the Bay Area don't get much color. It's so warm they mostly stay evergreen and then drop the leaves when new ones come out in spring. Strawberry shortcake raspberry fruits on floricanes (2 year old canes). So you have to let them grow one year and then they will fruit the next. Good luck with all your plants!

Thank you so much for sharing your Bay Area knowledge! I truly appreciate it. :)

Your blueberry will be more prolific if you have a second variety for cross pollination. I'd consider adding Sunshine Blue, as it is also highly recommended for warmer areas and another compact plant suitable for container growth. These are evergreen to semi-evergreen in mild winter areas so don't develop much in the way of fall color.....maybe just a hint of a reddish tint.

I was thinking sunshine blue too... but I think I will hold off until next year just so I can see how they do this year on their own. Unless I find sunshine blue on sale. Then I will snag it!

How about for the raspberries? They look like they need the most help. The bees should be very happy to come around with the herbs and all... but any other tricks of the trade I should incorporate to get the most out of those poor, sad looking plants?

They are only sad looking because of the time of year. Raspberries generally DO look pretty pathetic in midNovember regardless of where you are located in the US :-) They should be fine in spring once they come out of dormancy and begin new growth.

Awesome! Thanks! I'm starting purple fiddleneck (aka purple tansy; aka Phacelia tanacetifolia) from seed in nearby pots too so those should help everything nearby by attracting parasitic beneficial buggers and more bees, while also looking pretty cool. Excited to see what happens!

Cori that set up looks beautiful . Great job. Good luck

The bountiful blue blueberries taste really good.! I hope you can get then berfore the birds and squirrels do!

Me too. I bet I will have to protect them from critters once the berries start coming.

I only got to taste one berry! The rodents ate everything else. But i really only brought the plant for the blue foliage. So its ok. lol

The blue green foliage is quite pretty. We haven't had cold enough weather yet to get the burgundy coloring, but a few are starting. We may not get cold enough here for a full color change, but even so it's a beautiful bush.

A few leaves are turning red ...