[Yana]

Ive seen an 'offer' in a gardening mag and wondered just how much of an offer it is. I've just taken on a half plot (in addition to the half I already have), and want to dedicate the majority of this plot to fruit growing. The are already some raspberries but want to increase these and thought that as it is too late (or is it) for bare rooted canes, pot grown is an option. The offer is in 4cm pots and looks like one cane per pot. The cane has good leaves as far as I can tell and the offer is 6pots for £17.50.
What do you think? 

Also, can I dig in fresh(ish) manure where the raspberries are to go or should that be done well in advance of planting the canes /pots?

Any advice greatly received. 

[gazza975526570]

Have you no plot neighbours who can give you some?

They grow so prolific and most will be just throwing the new plants away as they grow

[mumofstig]

be patient  by next spring you will have enough of your own plants to make the extra rows, they spread so quickly 

[DD.]

How do you get a raspberry cane in a 4cm pot?

[jay001]

How do you get a raspberry cane in a 4cm pot?

was wondering that myself dd 

[mumofstig]

4cm - no roots just a cane stuck in there and hoping for the best 

[Yorkie]

Re your other question, about fresh(ish) manure, I would advise against this - let manure rot down properly before putting it in contact with plants.

[Yana]

The add deffo says 4cm pot.
Thanks for the advice. Think it best to wait as you say. Isn't there a saying, something about ........ He who waits.
Thanks