Gardening experts explain how to prune raspberries, with advice for both summer-fruiting and autumn-fruiting varieties ...

Q: How do I care for raspberry canes? I was given several thornless raspberry canes a few years ago, and this year they produced loads of berries, so I was thrilled.

When growing raspberry bushes, understanding the right techniques and the right time to prune helps you enjoy the most abundant, delicious harvest. However, when and how to prune raspberries ...

The development of fall-bearing raspberry plants has made growing raspberries much easier. To prune, cut back all canes to ground level in the fall.

Raspberry canes are biennial, fruiting on second-year canes. First-year canes, called primo canes, are green.

Fielding Questions: Lemon tree in northern climate, nightcrawlers, raspberry pruning simplified This week, readers share tips for growing a Myer lemon tree and pruning raspberries and columnist ...

It’s time to clean up raspberry canes if you haven’t pruned branches that bore fruit. Plus dealing with floppy hydrangeas, spent crocosmia.

Raspberry plants are usually grown from bare root plants or from tissue-cultured plants. Alternatively, which is easier, get seedlings from reputable firms.

News Spokane Gardening: Razzle dazzle with fresh raspberries: Patience required for first crop Thu., March 11, 2021 If you don’t have space for a raspberry patch, this Raspberry Shortcake ...

3 ways to get a raspberry plant to fruit Of course, before even getting to fruiting, you need to make sure you've planted your raspberry plant correctly.

I have Red Heritage, Fall Gold, and Black Raspberries. If you want raspberries next year, now is the time to prepare your bed.