Raspberry canes

Learn how to grow summer-bearing or everbearing raspberries and use the berries for a tasty recipe. Raspberry shrubs begin fruiting on first year raspberry canes in the fall or second year canes in the spring, so it’s vital to prune them properly. #howto #raspberries #growing

Not pruning raspberries leads to a smaller harvest. Dead canes will overcrowd the patch. Topping canes leads to fewer but larger raspberries. Untopped canes can lead to a larger number of raspberries. Not pruning back spent raspberry canes will cause the berry bush to look larger. #gardeningtips #berriesbush #pruningraspberries #pruningraspberrybushes #raspberrycanes #howtopruneraspberrycanes #raspberrycanesupport #backyardhomesteadhq

Farmer Jim and I have been discussing needed changes to the garden. We are battling horsetail in one corner of what was a flower garden. Last fall Farmer Jim took down the flowering quince. I hated…

We are really excited about this fabulous new autumn fruiting primocane raspberry.

Top 10 tips for planting raspberry canes - and getting tonnes of berries

We’ve been growing raspberries in our backyard for 4 years now. 2 years ago we had a bumper crop. Last year, not so much. But after a recent inspection of the canes, things are looking good for this year and we are excited. If you have never grown raspberries before, give them a try. They Read More >>

How you prune a raspberry bush depends on the type of raspberry plants that you are growing. Learn how to prune raspberries the right way.

The Garden Smallholder Autumn fruiting raspberries should be cut down to ground level to in February or March to encourage fresh growth An allotment visit was needed today to cut the autumn fruiting raspberry canes down.

A hard late-winter thinning is the secret to healthier plants and bigger, sweeter berries. Learn more about why in this article.

Step by step instructions for transplanting raspberry canes to share with friends. #gardening #gardeningtips

Suzie Grieve on Instagram: "Raspberry string :) Gathered a few of the non-fruiting canes this afternoon whilst collecting some delicious raspberries. They make a lovely strong wiry string quite similar to bramble just a little darker :) another reason to love this awesome plant ! . . . . . . #raspberry #raspberrycordage #cordage #makingcordage #fibrecraft #naturalfibres #wildcrafting #wildernessskills #natureconnection #weaving #wildbasketry #basketry #fibrearts #weaver #selfreliance…

Having raspberries in our backyard has been one of my favorite parts of our garden. But what happens when they ... Read more

The pruning & support of Raspberries is essential for a healthy, productive crop. Here's how to achieve great crops by supporting your Raspberry canes and pruning Raspberry canes.

How to grow your own raspberries, what sort of topsoil they require and other hint and tips.

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Everything you need to know about planting raspberry canes in your garden for years of abundant and sweet harvests of this delectable berry.

Growing Raspberries in Containers

Varieties that bear on a primocane can be cut down every year. Prune back canes that are done bearing fruit. For ever-bearing or fall-bearing varieties, you can cut the whole patch down every fall before snowfall. There is no need to prune raspberry bushes in the summer. Topping makes berries bigger or juicier. #gardeningtips #howandwhentopruneraspberries #raspberrypatch #gardeningtipsforbeginners #pruningraspberries #pruningraspberrybushes #raspberryplantspruning #backyardhomesteadhq