Can I grow berry bushes inside?

Question

Any kind of berry, blackberry, raspberry, etc... Can they be grown inside

Answer 1

outside

they need sunshine

Answer 2

outside

Answer 3

only in a greenhouse...  onlysome ornamental berries produce indoors but not these edible types

Answer 4

Maybe in a green house, but I dont believe you can get bushes to produce fruit in an environment that doesnt have extreme weather changes and bees to pollonate

Answer 5

yes! i have done it. for sentimental reasons my late father had transplanted some of my grandmothers raspberries to his garden after she died and her house was sold. after my father passed on, and mother sold the house, i did the same thing. i had 2 five gallon pails with healthy bushes in them. as everyone said it was too late to transplant them to my yard, i only planted 1 pail worth outside, kept the other relatively dormant in the basement. got curious, and planted just 1 runner, in a large pot, and low and behold, it grew! was eating fresh raspberries on st. patricks day. all the nay sayers obviously never tried. just don't expect great yields, but it's been 12 years and my daughter is still eating MY raspberries.

Answer 6

outside, LOL :D

Answer 7

simple no

Answer 8

nope sorry oustide

Answer 9

no they must be grown OUTSIDE.

the reason being is because of the moisture and its not the same sunlight and the outside produces more oxygen for the plant to live and grow.

Answer 10

No, absolutely not.

For one thing, you'd have to provide some pretty heavy-duty artificial light.  And these plants also need to go dormant over winter.  They couldn't do that indoors.

And do you have any idea how large these plants get and how many you'd need to get enough berries to make it worthwhile??   I think not.

Answer 11

NO

Answer 12

no u must grown them outside

Answer 13

No berry Bushes must be grown outside. Not only for the room, but also for natural sunlight and the breeze.