Don't use garden soil, the raspberries will do fine in the mix you used for blueberries. They like acidic soil too, not as acidic as blueberries require, but somewhat acidic. Garden soil will kill the plant long term if in a pot. Blueberries like a PH of about 4.8 Raspberries about 6.0. Raspberries though could grow at 5 or 7. Use acidic fertilizer for both.
The raspberries would be better off in a HQ potting soil, not miracle grow, Pro-Mix , Happy Frog, or Fafard. Others exist too. But Miracle Grow is far superior to garden soil.

Thanks. The raspberries are in the ground in my usual garden mix of compost and normal florida yard dirt ... its not super sandy and has a lilttle florida gray clay ... should i mix in peat like i did gor blue berries .... and i read somewhere about raspberries sending small shoots out around its self and those being an easy way to propagate the plant is that true ...

Here is the pic i was talking about when i aked if this support was ok

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Oh if it's in ground, then a fine mix! For not knowing anything you did well! I'm unable to view the pic. Are all in ground? No need to add peat for the raspberries. It is very acidic, and not really needed for raspberries. OK, yes raspberries send runners, but the one you have is a hybrid that is more a bush than a vine-like plant like normal raspberries. They probably crossed a raspberry with another Rubus Genus plant that has a bush form. Not sure if it will throw runners? I have some raspberries in clay, they can handle it, blueberries, no.

It seems to like being propped up on the hog wire . I have no idea how i ended up with florida.clay where i am but oh well i have it lmao. I just went with logic and what ever was mid range not tobhogh or low ph i didnt wanna burn it or witj acid or alkaline soil ... my sister says this bush dosnt get as large as some ... idk how big it will get i planted it three months ago when.it was dormant