The yield may be sustained for 15 years or more. The berries do not plug, so are picked complete with core. Picking is best done when the berries are quite dry. Heavy, rather than chalky and light and dry, soils are preferred-chalky soils induce iron and manganese deficiencies. Well-drained loams and brick earths are ideal.
Loganberries love rich soil and respond to generous manuring.
Nitrogen is the most important plant food requirement. A sunny and open but sheltered site is best with protection from northeast winds. The rows should run north south. Propagation is usually by tip layering between June and mid-August. The young plants are severed from the parent canes when well rooted in the following February.